Black and white aerial view of a winding river flowing between sandy terrain and dark forested land with the text 'Huma/n/ature' and large partial text 'Moshun.'
THE PROJECT

OVERVIEW

Web development and Webflow build for Moshun Earth, an environmental restoration organisation. Worked with Equinox agency to implement their brand identity—bold visual system, custom image treatments, and a website that reflected human-nature interconnection without falling into eco-clichés. Tight deadline, seamless client handover.

CHALLENGE

Moshun Earth's mission was nuanced—environmental restoration framed through human connection, not guilt. The brand needed to feel bold and immersive without defaulting to tired green-and-leaf territory. The deadline was tight. The agency's creative direction was ambitious. The build needed to translate that ambition into a Webflow site the client could manage independently.

GOAL

A Webflow implementation that honoured the agency's brand vision, delivered on time, and handed over cleanly. Technical execution that supported an immersive visual experience. A client capable of managing updates without ongoing dependency.
THE PROCESS

DISCOVERY

Reviewed the agency's brand system—circle logo mark, typography, image treatment approach. Identified technical requirements: custom filtering and distortion effects to create a "human touch" aesthetic, responsive behaviour that maintained visual impact across devices, CMS structure that would make sense to non-technical users post-handover.

STRATEGY

Prioritised the build around what mattered most under deadline pressure. Hero sections and immersive image treatments first—these carried the brand. CMS architecture second—this determined handover success. Refinements last. Stayed in close contact with the agency to resolve creative-technical tensions quickly rather than letting them compound.

PROTOTYPING

Built custom image filtering and distortion treatments in Webflow, testing against the agency's visual direction. Iterated on responsive behaviour until the immersive quality held on mobile. Validated CMS structure with the client early—better to catch friction before launch than explain workarounds after.

IMPLEMENTATION

Delivered the complete Webflow build on deadline. Custom interactions, image treatments, and brand system fully implemented. Ran client through post-launch training covering content updates, image handling, and CMS management. Handed over documentation so future updates wouldn't require external support.

Hamish worked as a web developer for the agency (Equinox) who designed my employer’s website. As the Creative Director of said company, Hamish made my job easy to finish the website with a very easy-going and helpful attitude, along with the rest of the agency. He put in the extra effort to finalize the project under a very tight deadline, and didn’t hesitate to answer my various questions to make sure I could manage the website updates after handover. He was also able to integrate nearly every ask of ours into the website. Highly recommend!

Bre Lyle,

THE OUTCOME

RESULTS

The site launched on time under tight deadline conditions. The brand system translated cleanly into Webflow—bold, immersive, and distinctive without relying on environmental clichés. Custom image treatments created the "human touch" quality the agency's creative direction required.

The client manages updates independently. No ongoing dependency, no support bottleneck. The handover worked.

A Webflow build that served the agency's vision and the client's operational reality. Technical implementation that stayed invisible—the brand leads, the system holds.

Person wearing a white T-shirt with a black Earth graphic and the word 'Moshun' on the back, standing in a field under a cloudy sky.
Urban scene showing a poster with the text 'Earth's days are numbered' above an inverted mountain landscape, and a smartphone on a wooden table displaying the message 'Healing humanity to restore Earth’s vital ecosystems.'
Split image showing two women wearing scuba diving gear; left side named Danielle with text about a sustainability talk on 5 May 2024, right side showing a smiling woman named Bre with text about an emotional resilience climate crisis talk on 11 May 2024.
Three panels with text: left panel says 'CLIMATE CHANGE is real', centre panel says 'Time is NOW', right panel says 'ARE WE OK? is climate change real?' on a green background.
Two vertical film strips displaying black-and-white photos of a surfer with a surfboard and a diver underwater, set against a dark background with ‘Quincy CF’ in large orange text and ‘AaBbCcDdEe’ in cream text.
Left side shows two business cards for Moshu, one featuring a partial Earth image and the other displaying contact details for Sally Rose Florence, Head of Marketing; right side shows a person in a fleece holding an open book with the text 'This is NOW' and large partially visible text 'CLIMATE CHANGE'.
Graphic with bold text 'Climate Change is Real' alongside an orange-tinted Earth image and a box with purple coral and text 'Can we take action?'
Four aerial landscape images: textured terrain, beach meeting forest, river crossing by bridge, and icy green sea shore, each with text 'What do you see?' and 'Moshun.'
Mountain landscape at sunset with mist and repeated text 'Moshun.' along the top and bottom edges.

Hamish Duncan is a British design systems lead. He teaches operator-led no-code workshops for designers, engineers and product managers who seek to scale fast without the chaos. Build at the speed of thought.