Explore Phenomenon Studio’s Awwwards-nominated and award-winning websites — from a Web3 Site of the Day to luxury real estate and B2B SaaS. Case studies, results, and pricing.
Question: Does winning a design award translate into real business results?
In our experience, yes — but not through the award itself. The award is a consequence of the same decisions that drive business performance: clear hierarchy, purposeful animation, fast load times, and a narrative structure that moves a visitor from “I’m curious” to “I want this.” When we build for Awwwards-level quality, we’re building for users who make decisions based on how credible and serious a brand looks. That credibility compounds into conversions, pre-orders, and raised funding.
Across our Awwwards-nominated projects, we’ve seen +40% average uplift in user engagement within 90 days of launch — not because of the award badge, but because of the underlying design decisions that earned it.
| Project | Award | Year | Industry | Service |
| Shaga Odyssey | Site of the Day + Developer Award | 2024 | Web3 / Gaming | Website Design & Development |
| Shaga | Honorable Mention | 2024 | Web3 / Gaming | Website Design |
| Paradigm Solutions | Honorable Mention | 2025 | B2B SaaS / Services | Website Design & Development |
| Pretty Patty | Honorable Mention | 2025 | Consumer / Food & Beverage | Branding & Website Design |
| Elyse Residence | Honorable Mention | 2026 | Luxury Real Estate | Website Design |
| Osiris | Honorable Mention | 2022 | VR / Entertainment | Website Design & Development |
| Phenomenon Studio | Honorable Mention | 2022 | Design Agency | Website Design & Development |

Awwwards Site of the Day — October 2024 Services: Website Design, Website Development (Webflow) Timeline: 7 months | Unique Visitors: 184,700+
Shaga needed to launch a pre-order website for the world’s first Web3-enabled gaming controller — a hardware product that combined a built-in crypto wallet, biometric security, and cross-platform compatibility. Their challenge was not just technical explanation, but trust-building: they were asking gamers to pre-order a product that didn’t yet physically exist, from a brand no one had heard of.
We designed and developed the Shaga Odyssey website around a single strategic idea: make the product feel inevitable. The interface used deep-space visual language, cinematic 3D rendering, and a scrolling narrative that walked visitors through each hardware feature as if they were already unboxing the controller. Every interaction — from hover states to loading animations — communicated precision engineering.
We built the full site in Webflow, which allowed us to ship in a compressed timeline without sacrificing the motion quality that this category demands. Our team handled UX architecture, visual design, motion design, and Webflow development under one roof — the kind of integrated delivery that prevents the quality loss that happens when design and development are split between agencies.
Cost range for a comparable project: starting from $25,000

Awwwards Honorable Mention — September 2024 Services: Website Design, Website Development Timeline: 6 weeks
Before the Odyssey launch, Shaga needed a brand presence that could hold its own in the competitive gaming hardware space. The problem was positioning: the brand was unknown, the product category (Web3 gaming) was niche, and the visual bar set by established hardware brands is extremely high.
We built the original Shaga website as a brand statement — not a product catalog. The visual identity leaned into gaming culture while layering in the crypto-native aesthetic that would resonate with Shaga’s target audience. We focused heavily on animation sequencing, ensuring the page felt alive without being chaotic. The information architecture was deliberately simplified: one product, one story, one call to action.
The original Shaga site attracted enough attention that Awwwards recognized it with an Honorable Mention in September 2024 — before Odyssey was even completed. The brand’s credibility was established before the flagship product launched, which directly supported the Odyssey pre-order campaign. This is the sequencing strategy we recommend to early-stage hardware and Web3 clients: establish visual authority first, then sell.
Cost range for a comparable brand website: starting from $12,000

Awwwards Honorable Mention — February 2025 Services: Website Design, Website Development Timeline: 8 weeks
Paradigm Solutions operates in a crowded B2B services market where most competitors have undifferentiated, template-level digital presences. The core problem: when all your competitors look the same, you can’t win on design alone — but you also can’t afford to look generic when enterprise buyers are evaluating you alongside firms with much larger brand budgets.
We approached the Paradigm project as a brand positioning exercise first and a web design project second. We identified the visual and tonal gap in their category — most B2B service sites are either too corporate (grey, safe, forgettable) or trying too hard to be “tech” (dark mode, gradients, over-animated). We positioned Paradigm between those extremes: confident, spacious, and editorially sharp.
The design system we built for Paradigm uses a tight typographic scale, high-contrast section transitions, and purposeful micro-animation that rewards attention without demanding it. The result feels premium without being inaccessible — which is exactly the positioning a growth-stage B2B firm needs when entering enterprise conversations.
Cost range for a comparable B2B service website: starting from $15,000

Awwwards Honorable Mention — February 2025 Services: Website Design, Website Development (Webflow) Timeline: 8 weeks
Pretty Patty is a Swiss fast food chain with a new brand identity — and a website that didn’t match it. The existing site failed to capture the energy and vibrancy of the brand, and the navigation made it genuinely difficult for users to find the menu, allergen information, and restaurant locations. The site felt impersonal, and the brand’s story wasn’t coming through at all.
We redesigned the site to reflect the client’s updated branding — bold, visually engaging layout, bright vibrant colors, and interactive elements that mirror the fun, energetic atmosphere of the physical locations. We restructured the navigation entirely so users could access the menu, allergen details, and location information in minimal clicks.
We also added interactive features including live videos, customer testimonials, and an “About Us” section with contextual storytelling elements to create an immersive experience that builds a genuine connection with visitors. The platform was built in Webflow for flexibility and speed of iteration.
“They always respected deadlines, were super reactive, and were super helpful.” — Adrian Smith, Co-Founder, Pretty Patty
Cost range for a comparable website: starting from $15,000

Awwwards Honorable Mention — 2026 Services: Website Design Timeline: 6 weeks
Luxury real estate buyers make decisions that involve seven-figure sums. The digital touchpoint has to carry the same emotional weight as visiting the property in person. Elyse Residence’s previous digital presence failed to communicate the brand’s core promise — that this wasn’t just a premium address, but a complete lifestyle proposition built around wellness, sustainability, and sophisticated design.
We designed the Elyse Residence website around the concept of emotional immersion before information delivery. In most real estate sites, the approach is the reverse: floor plans and specs first, lifestyle as decoration. We inverted this. The first three scroll sections establish the feeling — dramatic imagery, deep tones, deliberate pacing — before any specification is introduced.
We used bold serif typography at large scale to communicate permanence and authority. The moody, dark-on-light contrast palette distinguishes Elyse from the bright-white aesthetic that dominates the real estate category. Signature property types — the Lumiere Duplex Residences and the Crown Jewel Penthouse — each received individual section treatment, ensuring high-value inventory receives the presentation it commands.
Key features like 60% green space, 24/7 concierge access, and 150,000 sq. ft. of amenity space were presented as lifestyle features rather than bullet-point specifications. Calls to action (“Book a Visit,” “Learn More”) were placed at moments of peak emotional engagement, not at the bottom of a features list.
Cost range for a comparable luxury real estate website: starting from $14,000

Awwwards Honorable Mention — September 19, 2022 Services: Website Design, Website Development Timeline: 6 weeks
VR and entertainment technology products live or die by first impressions. The Osiris team needed a website that placed visitors inside the experience before they’d ever put on a headset. The challenge was bridging the gap between a 2D screen and an inherently immersive, spatial product — convincing someone to invest in VR hardware through a flat web browser.
We used the website itself as a proof of concept. Every scroll event triggered a narrative transition — the visitor was moving through space, not scrolling through content. We built the visual language around the dark, glowing aesthetics of the VR environments that Osiris creates, ensuring brand coherence between the marketing surface and the actual product experience. Animation was deployed strategically: movement in service of storytelling, not as decoration.

Awwwards Honorable Mention — May 2022 Services: Website Design, Website Development (self-initiated) Timeline: 6 weeks
We designed our own website to the same standard we apply to client projects — and submitted it to Awwwards for the same reason: external validation forces internal discipline. When you know your work will be evaluated by the global design community, you make different decisions than when you’re building for yourself.
The Honorable Mention we received in May 2022 established our credibility at a formative stage and set the tone for the level of work we’ve maintained across every engagement since. It also demonstrated to prospective clients something important: we don’t save our best work for high-budget projects. We bring the same rigor to our own brand that we bring to theirs.
Every engagement at Phenomenon Studio follows the same structure, regardless of budget or timeline.
We begin with stakeholder interviews — understanding not just what the site should look like, but what business problem it’s solving and what the competitive context looks like. From there, we move through UX wireframing, visual design, prototype review, development, and QA — with client review gates at each stage.
Our typical team for a website project is 3–6 specialists: a UX designer, a visual designer, a motion designer (for immersive projects), one to two Webflow or frontend developers, and a dedicated project manager. Clients work with the people building the project, not an account manager relaying feedback.
We’re a Webflow Professional Partner with four Webflow certifications (101, CMS, Expert, and Layouts), and we build in React and Next.js for projects that require custom development beyond Webflow’s capabilities.