Websites — ANTE & Co.
Websites for people with
something worth sharing.
We design and build websites for organisations with complex, technical, or content-heavy work, research groups, universities, and technical teams among them. The goal is always the same: make it easier for people to understand what you do.


Selected Work
Websites we've built.
A few of the organisations we've built websites for. Mostly research groups and technical teams, which is where a lot of our experience with this kind of site comes from.

Research & Sustainability
Crowther Lab
Crowther Lab champions ecological research and sustainability at a global scale. We built a site that carries the weight of that work clearly, for an audience from scientists to policymakers.

Research & Technology
Medical Microsystems Laboratory
A platform for a microsystems research group at ETH Zurich, built to make highly technical work legible to a broader audience without oversimplifying the science.
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Computer Vision & Geometry
CVG — Computer Vision & Geometry
A site built for CVG Lab's work in computer vision, 3D modelling, and geometric analysis, structured to serve researchers, collaborators, and prospective students at once.
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Research & Technology
VLG — Vision, Learning & Graphics
A site for VLG's research in computer vision, learning, and graphics, built to present technical work clearly to researchers and collaborators.
Visit Website ↗What These Projects Share
The kind of website problems we're comfortable with.
Every project on this page shares a few things in common. If some of these sound familiar, that's usually a good sign.




Information architecture with a lot to hold
Multiple departments, publications, projects, or audiences on one site, and a real need to keep it navigable rather than let it sprawl.
Technical or research content
Content that has to stay accurate and specific. We don't smooth it over for the sake of a cleaner-looking page.
More than one audience on the same page
A specialist checking your standing and someone encountering the subject for the first time often need the same page to work for both.
Custom structures and integrations
Publication feeds, staff directories, data visualisations, or a CMS structured around how your organisation actually works, not a generic template.
A site that outlasts the handover
Someone on your team should be able to update the site after we're gone, without calling us for every change.
How We Work
A website should make the work easier to understand.

We care about the outcome, not just the deliverables.
Understand the organisation first
Before we design anything, we want to understand what you do, who you're speaking to, and what isn't working about the current site.
Structure before style
We work out the information architecture, what pages exist and how they connect, before typography or colour enter the conversation.
Design around real users
Not a persona exercise. The actual people who will land on the site, and what they came there to find.
Build carefully
Front end, back end, CMS structure, and content model, built to hold up under real use rather than just a first demo.
Make it maintainable
A site your team can keep updating on your own, in a CMS structured around how you'll actually use it.
Stay involved through launch
We don't hand off a build and disappear. We're there for launch and for what comes right after it.
What We Build With
The tools we reach for.
Most of the websites on this page run on WordPress, customised with ACF and, where it's the right fit, Elementor, so your team can keep making changes after launch without calling us for every update. For more complex platforms we build custom front ends, APIs, and integrations, and increasingly some AI-enabled functionality, where it solves a real problem rather than just being new.
CMS & Platforms
Custom Development
Beyond the Page
Related Capabilities
A website is sometimes only part of what needs to be built.
Have a website
in mind?
Tell us what you're working on. If it feels like a good fit, we'll take it from there.