The brief
Arilo sells creativity, technology, and execution to enterprise CMOs — L’Oréal-tier buyers who judge an agency by its own site before they read a word. The brief was “AI-native + craft,” never a generic agency template: the site had to demonstrate the studio, not describe it.
So I built it the way the studio delivers. Rather than hand-coding line by line, I wrote prescriptive markdown briefs — exact design tokens, the components to reuse, the routes, the acceptance criteria — and ran an AI coding agent (Claude Code) end-to-end against them, verifying in-browser and iterating in small, single-purpose art-direction passes. The craft is in the direction: the brand system, the motion language, and the taste calls on every revision.






