Bison Creations website
Ideas that charge ahead.
The challenge
Our old website was a set of HTML pages. It still listed services we no longer offer, and it had no pages for US and UK company setup.
We also had very little client work we could show. Most of our clients ask us to keep their projects private, so a normal portfolio page was not an option.
Replace our old HTML website with one that explains every service clearly and loads fast on a phone.
Draw the visuals and the videos in code, so the site itself is a sample of our web and video work.
- Website built in Next.js
- Showreel and three reels made in code
- US and UK company setup pages and guides
- Contact form with spam protection
Our insight
If we cannot show most of our client work, the website itself has to be the proof.
The strategy
We keep the content in a handful of plain files, one for services, one for projects and one for company setup. Changing a price or a sentence means editing one line, and every page that uses it updates.
The project visuals are drawn in code, and so are the showreel and the three reels. Videos only play while they are on screen, and they stay paused for visitors who have asked their device to reduce motion.
The showreel
Nineteen seconds, drawn frame by frame in Python and joined with ffmpeg. It uses the work from our self-initiated projects.
On the homepage it plays on its own while it is on screen. Here it waits for you to press play.
What went into it
The four parts of the build.
- Part 1
Content
We set out the six services we offer now and removed the ones we had stopped offering.
- Part 2
Design
One navy and blue palette, two typefaces, and layouts that work on a phone and on a desktop.
- Part 3
Build
Next.js pages, a contact form that emails us, and redirects from every old address.
- Part 4
Video
The showreel and three reels, drawn in code so we can update them when the work changes.
What we checked
These are checks on the live site, with the date we ran them.
Old links still work
All 20 addresses from the old site redirect to the right new page, so links in Google and in old emails do not break.
Every page opens
We opened all 34 pages in the sitemap on 14 November 2026. None returned an error.
Fast first load
The homepage loaded in about 0.7 seconds in a desktop test on 14 November 2026, with about 0.5 MB downloaded before the showreel.
What are you working on?
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