A Bitcoin brand built for institutional conversations.
Client
Finite
Industry
Bitcoin / Talent Intelligence
Services
Brand Identity, Website Design, Framer Development
Tech stack
Framer, React, TypeScript, CMS
Year
2026













How AGR Studio shaped Finite’s Bitcoin brand and Framer website, connecting talent, intelligence and treasury advisory through one visual system.
Finite connects organisations building in the Bitcoin economy with talent, market intelligence and treasury advisory. Founder David Lawrence wanted a brand that made all three capabilities clear to senior decision-makers.
He brought an existing logo, a clear thesis and an ambitious brief: the website should communicate Finite’s place within the Bitcoin ecosystem and give prospective clients confidence in its expertise.
AGR Studio developed the visual identity around that foundation, shaped the website’s story with David, and carried the same design system into a responsive Framer website, company brochure, brand guidelines and social assets.
Three capabilities. One clear proposition.
Talent was the foundation of the business, while intelligence and treasury advisory needed to stand as services in their own right. We organised the story around the ecosystem Finite serves, the expertise it brings and the ways clients can work with it.
The homepage introduces Finite’s participation in the Bitcoin economy, then explains its sectors and capabilities. A broader “Work with Finite” call to action gives each service a route into the conversation.
A visual idea rooted in the business
The strongest direction placed Finite’s existing symbol at the centre of a network. We refined that idea through direct founder feedback: connections and moving signals would express the flow of people, information and capital through Finite.
That decision gave us a consistent visual language for the whole site, from the opening animation to diagrams and supporting brand materials.
Editorial typography, precise motion
PP Right Serif brings an editorial character to the headlines. Geist supports reading, while Geist Mono handles labels and data. Black, charcoal and warm off-white create the base; orange draws attention to connections and actions.
Angular paths, square nodes and integrated portraits make the network specific to Finite. Subtle orange pulses connect the visual idea to the company’s work across talent, intelligence and advisory.
A brand that carries into the next conversation
The company brochure was designed to be read after a meeting, with a clear account of who Finite is, what it does and why clients should work with it. Brand guidelines and social assets carry the same typography, colour and network motif into everyday use.
See how we connect positioning and visual identity through B2B brand strategy and identity.
A Framer website the founder can manage
We built the responsive website in Framer, with custom React and TypeScript interactions for the network hero, capability selector and five-stage flywheel. The Insights CMS supports articles with author and date information, plus filters by sector and content format.
Client enquiries and candidate registrations follow separate paths, including CV uploads for candidates. CMS editing guidance was part of the handover, giving Finite a way to maintain the site and publish its own expertise.
An interactive tool for sales conversations
David suggested a calculator he could use during prospect calls. We turned it into an interactive explanation of Bitcoin-denominated hiring credits, showing how their fiat value changes under different price assumptions. The illustration includes downside as well as upside.
Explore our Framer website design and development approach.
A coherent launch across four touchpoints
Finite launched with a website, company brochure, brand guidelines and social assets built from one visual system. The founder could take a prospective client from the website into a meeting or follow-up document with a consistent story and presentation.
David described the finished website as feeling like an institutional, global brand. That feedback reflects the goal of the project: giving Finite a credible foundation for the business he wanted to build.
“It feels like a proper institutional, global brand. That’s the business I want to build.”
— David Lawrence, Founder, Finite
See the identity in use
This six-second film brings together the desktop and mobile website, brand applications and identity. The book and billboard scenes are presentation mockups.
Building a brand in finance or Bitcoin? Explore our fintech website design work or book an introductory call.
Read the design lessons behind the project: Bitcoin Website Design: Building Trust with Institutional Buyers
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