Quillon answers technical accounting and audit questions with AI, and its whole product promise is that you can check the work. Every claim links to the exact source paragraph, whether that is the ASC codification, an IFRS standard or an SEC filing. In the founder's own words: no hallucinated citations, no framework mixing.
A product built on verifiability needs a website that behaves the same way. Overclaim on the homepage and you undercut the one thing the product is selling.
How the work arrived
By referral, from a website. A team member at Juma, another Creative Corner Studio client, introduced the founder because he had been impressed by Juma's site. That is the shortest sales cycle we get: the work does the pitching.
The trust showed up early in a concrete way. The first payment arrived before the contract was signed.
Design and development
Kickoff was in March 2026. We built the art direction and a design system across desktop and mobile, wrote the copy jointly with the client rather than waiting to be handed finished text, and developed the homepage with its animations, navigation and a CMS template page. Site assets including favicon, web clip and Open Graph images were produced as part of the same pass.
The company rebranded during the build. That is the kind of mid-project change that derails a fixed scope, and it was absorbed without moving the delivery.
Three weeks after kickoff the site was on staging, the client had run QA through Feedbucket, same-day fixes were in, and the Webflow workspace had been transferred to their own account.
The relationship since
Quillon came back in May 2026 for blog development, and again in August 2026 for a venture pitch deck. Along the way the founder referred another prospect to us. Three engagements and an onward referral, from a site that started as a homepage.
The Results
| Metric | Result | Context |
|---|---|---|
| 3 weeks | Kickoff to a client-QA'd site on staging | Kickoff 19 March 2026, staging live 7 April, client QA and workspace transfer 9 April |
| Paid before signing | First invoice settled ahead of the signed contract | An unusual trust signal from a company we had never worked with |
| Rebrand absorbed mid-build | The company changed its name during the project | Handled inside the existing engagement without moving delivery |
| Client owns the platform | Webflow workspace transferred to their own account at handover | Plus favicon, web clip and Open Graph assets delivered with the build |
| 3 engagements | Website, then blog development, then a venture pitch deck | Plus an onward referral to another prospect |
Services we delivered
- Web Design: art direction and a desktop and mobile design system, with copy co-written with the founder rather than handed over finished
- Webflow Development: homepage with animations, navigation and a CMS template page, plus favicon, web clip and Open Graph assets
- QA and handover: client QA through Feedbucket with same-day fixes, then transfer of the Webflow workspace to the client's account
- Ongoing work: blog development, and a venture pitch deck as a separate engagement
