Spring launchBook your free brand reviewReserve a time
A landing page for one job
A campaign page with a form or a booking calendar and nothing else on it. Build a new one for each launch, ad or event.
Sites
Tell Friday about your business. Publish your website today.
Describe your business and get a full website with real copy, built from your own components and kept current from your records. Nothing goes live until you publish.
Your work emailGet started
Free to start. The free plan includes one public page.
Public SiteStudio NorthDraftLivePreviewstudionorth.hellofriday.app
PagesLayersComponents
Home/
About/about
Contact/contact
Careers/careers
Studio NorthContactAboutCareersBook a call
Brand and identity design
Brands that look as good as the business behind them.
Logos, identities and websites for small businesses. One fixed price, dates agreed before we start.
Book an intro call60+brands launched3 weeksto a finished identity1 priceagreed up front
Packages
Brand sprint$14,200Full identity$22,000Website$9,800
Published to studionorth.hellofriday.app
Friday
We're a three-person brand studio.Fixed prices, four to six weeks.
Building your site from your components and writing the copy.
- Home
- About
- Contact
- Careers
Draft ready. Nothing goes live until you press Publish.
Ask Friday to change anything
Proof
This website is built and published with Sites.
30pages live on hellofriday.app
60+reusable components behind them
13surfaces sharing one record of your business
What changes
The website stops being a project you keep putting off.
Most business websites go out of date because every change needs someone with the time and the access. With Sites you ask for a change in a sentence and review it before it goes live.
How it usually goes
- Brief a designer or developer and wait weeks for a first version.
- Every small change is a ticket, an invoice or something you keep putting off.
- A change to a repeated section has to be made again on every page that uses it.
- The careers page still lists roles you filled in the spring.
- Nobody is sure what is live and what is half finished.
With Sites
- Tell Friday about your business and review a first draft the same day.
- Ask for the change in a sentence and check what Friday did before it goes live.
- Sections are built once as components, so every page that uses one stays in step.
- Open roles come from your records. Mark one filled and it leaves the page.
- Edits stay in draft. The live site changes when you press Publish.
Build the site
Describe your business and get your pages.
Tell Friday what you do, who you work with and how you want to sound. It builds your Home, About, Contact and Careers pages with real copy, in your colours and fonts.
- Pages made from reusable sections, not a fixed template
- Copy written from what you told it, ready to edit by hand
- Laid out for desktop and phone
Components
Build a section once and use it on every page.
Package cards, team members and testimonials are saved as components with their own fields. Edit the component and move every page that uses it to the new version together, when you are ready.
- One edit, every page brought up to date at once
- Nothing on a page changes until you say so
- Friday reuses your components before it makes new ones
Live records
Pages that read your records.
A list on your site can read straight from your data. Add an open role in HelloFriday and it appears on your careers page. Mark it filled and it goes.
- Roles, services, properties, events or any table of yours
- You choose which fields visitors see
- A page for every record, if you want one
Your domain
Run it on your own domain.
Point your domain's nameservers at HelloFriday once and the site serves on it over HTTPS, with the certificate set up for you. Until then it runs on a free hellofriday.app address.
- studionorth.com instead of studionorth.hellofriday.app
- Run more than one site from the same workspace
Draft and publish
Nothing goes live until you say so.
You and Friday edit a draft. Visitors keep seeing the live site. When you are happy with the changes, press Publish.
- Preview on desktop and phone before you publish
- Undo and redo while you edit
- Every publish is saved, so you can go back
Blog
Write a document. Publish a blog post.
A blog on your site is a folder of documents. Write in the Documents editor, mark a post final, and it appears on your blog page with its title, author, date and summary. Drafts stay private.
DocumentsDraftFinal
Notes
Why we quote one fixed price
A fixed price is easier to say yes to and easier to deliver against. Here is how we set ours.
Studio NorthBlogAboutContact
Blog
NotesWhy we quote one fixed priceMaya Chen · 15 OctHow we set one price and keep to it.
NotesThree questions to ask before a rebrandMaya Chen · 2 Oct
NotesWhat a brand sprint includesMaya Chen · 18 Sep
RSS feed updatedOne editor
Posts are written in the same Documents editor you use for everything else.
Categories from folders
Subfolders become categories on the blog page.
A page for every post
Each finished document gets its own address, with an RSS feed for the blog.
Friday can draft it
Ask Friday for a first draft, then edit it like any document.
All features
Every feature in Sites.
The full list, grouped by what you are trying to do.
Build pagesStart from a conversation, then edit the way you would in any page builder.
- A first draft from a briefFriday builds Home, About, Contact and Careers with real copy from what you tell it.
- Visual builderClick any text to edit it. Add headings, text, buttons, images, icons and sections.
- LayersSee every element on a page in one list and select or reorder it from there.
- LayoutsStacks, columns and grids, with section backgrounds taken from your palette.
- Illustrations and iconsA library of illustrations and more than 1,900 icons, so a page does not need stock photos.
- Your imagesUpload once to the image library and reuse the picture on any page.
Brand itSet the look once and every page follows it.
- Colours and typePick a brand colour and a font pairing. Corner style and spacing come as one coherent set.
- Logo and site nameShow your logo or your name in the header and footer, in three sizes.
- MenusHeader and footer menus with dropdowns, columns and links to your pages.
- MotionFade, slide, float, parallax and hover effects. They switch off for visitors who ask for reduced motion.
Reuse and connectBuild a block once and let your data fill it.
- ComponentsSave a card, a pricing tier or a team member with its own fields. Lists inside a component can grow.
- Update every page togetherEdit a component, then bring every page that uses it up to the new version in one step.
- Live listsShow open roles, services, properties or events straight from your records.
- A page for every recordGive each row in a table its own address and page.
- Values from your recordsFill a price, a name or a quote from a single cell, so it changes when the record does.
- Forms and bookingEmbed a form, a booking calendar or a document on any page.
Blog and resourcesPublish from the documents you already write.
- A blog from a folderPoint a page at a folder of documents. Each finished document becomes a post with its own page.
- CategoriesSubfolders become categories on the blog page.
- Title, author, date and summaryEach post shows them on the blog page, taken from the document.
- Drafts stay privateA document appears only when you mark it final.
- RSS feedThe blog page comes with an RSS feed, so readers can follow it.
- Draft with FridayAsk for a first draft of a post, then edit it like any document.
Pages and accessControl what is public, what is private and how people find it.
- Nested pagesPut a page under another one and its address follows, like /services/branding.
- Private pagesRestrict a page to people signed in to your workspace. It stays out of search and the menu.
- Show or hide in the headerDecide which pages appear in the menu and which are reached by link.
- Sign in and registerAdd Sign in and Register buttons to the header and choose which roles can register.
Publish and be foundReview privately, go live when you are ready, and keep a record.
- Draft and PublishEdit freely. Visitors see the live site until you press Publish.
- Desktop and phone previewSwitch the preview between desktop and mobile before you publish.
- Version historyEvery publish is saved. Restore an earlier version into the draft and publish it again.
- Search and sharingSet a search title, a description and a social image for each page.
- AnalyticsAdd a Google Analytics ID, or leave it blank to publish with no analytics script.
- Your own domainServe the site on your domain over HTTPS, with the certificate set up for you.
- More than one siteRun separate sites from the same workspace and switch between them in the builder.
Working with FridayWhat you can ask Friday for, in plain words.
- Asks before it buildsFriday asks what the site is for and how you want it to sound, then writes from your answers.
- Writes the copyHeadlines, paragraphs and buttons for every section, ready for you to edit.
- Uses your components firstYour existing sections are reused before new ones are made.
- Looks at the resultAfter building, Friday checks the page on desktop and phone before it shows you.
- Changes you describeAsk for a new price, a new page or a hidden section in a sentence. The draft changes and you review it.
- Nothing goes live on its ownChanges stay in draft until you press Publish.
How Sites compares
Sites vs competitors
Claude can write you a website and Webflow can design you a good one. Sites is built on your company's own records, so the site, your documents and your automations all work from the same information. We host it and keep it secure.
| HelloFriday Sites | Claude | Webflow | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Built for | The person running the business | Someone comfortable reviewing code | Designers and developers |
| First draft | Friday writes the pages and copy from your brief and your company records | Writes code and copy from your prompt | You design it visually, layout by layout |
| Knows your business | Reads your records, documents and contacts | Only what you paste in or connect yourself | Only what you enter into its CMS |
| Design system | Colours, type and components set once and reused on every page | None. Each answer is new code | You build one in the Designer, which takes design skill |
| Content that stays current | Lists and values read from your records | Fixed until you ask again | A CMS you maintain, or add-on tools |
| Automation | Forms, bookings and signed documents start work in the rest of HelloFriday | You wire it up yourself | Forms and CMS, with add-on tools for the rest |
| Hosting and security | Included. We host it and keep it patched | Yours to host, secure and maintain | Hosted for you |
| Changing it later | Ask Friday in a sentence, or edit it yourself | Go back to the chat or edit the code | Someone who knows the Designer makes the change |
| Going live | Draft, review, then Publish, with version history | Your own deployment process | Staging, then Publish |
Sites is the obvious choice for service businesses.
Keeping it current
Six months later, you change it by asking.
Raise a price, add a case study or hide a page. Type the change to Friday, read what it changed in the draft, and publish when it looks right.
1Ask in plain words. There is no editor to learn and no developer to brief.
2See what will change before it changes.
3Publish when you are happy and it is live on your domain.
Raise the sprint to $15,500, make it 7 weeks, and add the Halden case study
Updated the Package card and added a case study section. Want to review it before I publish?
Draft updated. Nothing is live until you publish.
Changes to /services
Price$14,200$15,500
Duration6 weeks7 weeks
AddedCase study: Halden rebrand
Publish these changes
How it works
From your first description to changes after launch.
Six steps, and nothing goes live until you say so.
Describe your business
A few sentences on what you do, who you work with and how you want to sound. If Friday needs more, it asks.
Your pages are built
Sections come from your component library, the copy is written from your brief, and your colours, fonts and menus are set.
Review the draft
Look through it on desktop and phone. Edit any text yourself, or ask Friday to change it.
Press Publish
The live site changes when you publish and not before.
Ask for changes later
Ask in a sentence. The draft changes and you review the result before it goes live.
Listings stay current
Roles, services and other lists read from your records, so they follow your data without anyone editing the page.
Examples
What you can build
Brand sprint$14,200Book a call
A full site for a service firm
Packages and prices set up once, a booking calendar, case studies and a contact form, all reading from your records.
Motion designerBrand leadProducer
A careers hub
Open roles from your records, a page for each role and an application form. Mark a role filled and it leaves the page.
Getting started with your accountHelp centre · Updated 15 OctFinal
A blog or help centre
Write in Documents and publish a folder as a site. Categories come from subfolders, and drafts stay private.
Signed in onlyProject planInvoices
A private area for clients or staff
Pages only people signed in to your workspace can read, kept out of search and the menu.
12 Harbour Street · Open SaturdayBrand 101 · Starts 3 NovStudio tour · Fully booked
Listings that stay current
Properties, courses, events or anything in a table, each with its own page, updated when the record changes.
studionorth.comlaunch.studionorth.comcareers.studionorth.com
Several sites, one workspace
A main site, a campaign microsite and a careers site, each on its own domain and managed from the same place.
Or anything you can imagine.
Describe it to Friday, review the draft and publish when it is right.
Questions about Sites
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Point your domain's nameservers at HelloFriday once and the site serves on it over HTTPS. Until then it runs on a free hellofriday.app address.
Can I edit the site myself?
Yes. Click any text in the builder and type, or add sections yourself. Asking Friday is a shortcut and never a requirement.
What happens to my current website?
Nothing, until you point your domain at HelloFriday. Build and review the new site first, then switch when you are ready.
Will Friday publish without me?
No. Friday edits the draft. Visitors see a change only after you press Publish.
How do pages stay up to date?
Lists and values can read from your records, so a new role or price appears when you add it. For anything else, ask Friday and review the change.
Does it work on phones?
Yes. Pages are laid out for desktop and phone, and you can preview both before you publish.
What does it cost?
The free plan includes one public page. Pricing shows what the other plans include.
Works with the rest of your workspace
Tell Friday about your business.
Start free and review your first draft.
Your work emailGet started
Free to start. The free plan includes one public page.