Information, membership routes and the outward face of the association.
Client work / Selected
Websites and systems built for real organisations.
Public sites, private software and the connected layers between them. Different clients need different shapes of work.
01 / AccountsDirect / Ongoing partnership
A public website. A much larger system behind it.
The visible website is the public edge of a long-running body of operational work. DevMuse designs and builds both the outward experience and private software used inside the business.
- Relationship
- Ongoing partnership
- Public work
- Website and conversion paths
- Private work
- Connected operational software
- Boundary
- Built specifically with AD Group
What the work contains
- Public website and conversion paths
- Connected operational tools
- Controlled roles, workspaces and evidence
- Specialist AI layers for defined tasks
02 / Bangladeshi Caterers Association / Live
One association. A public platform and its own working system.
The Bangladeshi Caterers Association combines a new public website with member facilities and purpose-built software. The pieces are designed as one platform, not a stack of unrelated purchases.
- Public work
- Association website
- Member layer
- Facilities and membership routes
- Private work
- BCA Nexus and The Lobbyist
- Boundary
- A separate BCA system
Connected work
A dedicated setup built around BCA’s own work and boundaries.
A connected tool created for a specific part of the association’s work.
Not the AccountsDirect Nexus. BCA has a separate system for a different organisation, data boundary and job. The related idea is the way the work connects, not a shared installation.
03 / Black Octopus Productions / Live
A film website that puts the work on screen.
A custom website for an independent British production company. The dark, motion-led interface gives Cara and the studio’s films the space and atmosphere they need.
- Role
- Art direction and build
- Priority
- Put the films first
- Approach
- Custom motion-led interface
- Status
- Live
04 / Joyride Indoor Cycling / Live
A local studio, made vivid online.
A new website with a bespoke, custom-coded booking system for an independent indoor cycling studio in Camden. The site carries the energy of a real class while making the live timetable, pricing and bike reservations clear.
- Public work
- Vivid studio website
- Booking
- Custom coded
- Customer path
- Timetable to bike reservation
Live site / Bespoke booking
05 / CARA / Live
The website does not describe the film. It pulls you inside it.
A cinematic, scroll-controlled experience for Hayden Hewitt’s psychological horror feature. The interface begins as a broken film archive, submits to Queen Cara, then resolves into a direct route to the trailer, film, press and credits.
- Role
- Concept, direction and build
- Experience
- Scroll-controlled film world
- Technology
- WebGL depth and authored motion
- Fallback
- Reduced motion and direct film route
Central design decision
The browser becomes a room that Cara is trying to escape.
Every unusual behaviour comes from the film. Frames drift as evidence. Chains cross the camera. The visual system moves from unstable cyan-black space into exact amber control, without falling back on generic horror effects.
What makes it work
- 01Source-led art direction
Real film frames, performances and production textures provide the visual truth.
- 02Spatial storytelling
Scroll controls a composed journey through archive, rupture, Queen and reckoning.
- 03A practical ending
The experience resolves into clear watch, trailer, press, credits and merchandise routes.
- 04Designed fallbacks
Reduced-motion visitors and direct arrivals can reach the complete film hub without taking the long route.
A useful boundary
Client work is not the product shelf.
IntExt, Void Loom and our other original products are DevMuse studio work. They are not presented as client commissions or squeezed into case studies where they do not belong.
Explore DevMuse productsWhat does your work need?
A strong website, a working system, or both.
Tell us what needs to work better. We can start with the public surface or go further behind it.