A capture of the TIM Studio home page: a glossy blue Zdravo. above the black words Tim koji ti fali.
TIM Studio

Work · 2026

TIM Studio

the site you are on

2026 · motion / web / automation

What you see

A capture of the TIM Studio home page: a glossy blue Zdravo. above the black words Tim koji ti fali.

This site is our proof: typography instead of stock imagery, copperplate that writes itself, pages that enter over each other, scenes that open as you scroll.

Under the hood: Next.js, GSAP, Lenis, two languages on the same URLs, structured data for Google and AI agents, and an inquiry that lands in the inbox the moment you send it.

The brief

A studio that sells motion, automation, web and marketing has to show all four on its own site. A site in two languages, with the same URLs for the Serbian and the English version, visible in search and readable by AI agents. No stock photography: typography carries the whole impression, from the glossy blue Zdravo. to the black words Tim koji ti fali. And an inquiry that does not wait: a form that lands in the inbox at once, with WhatsApp for anything urgent. The site is also the calling card for three markets, Serbia and the region, the UK and the EU, and the US, so it has to work equally well in both languages.

What we built

This site. Next.js, GSAP and Lenis under the hood. Copperplate that writes itself while you watch, pages that enter over each other, scenes that open as you scroll. Two languages on the same URLs, structured data for Google and AI agents, and an llms.txt for those who would rather read once than crawl. The contact form sends the inquiry straight to the inbox, and WhatsApp is there for anything urgent, so Stefan is reached without a queue. The same site carries the full index of twenty four services, the process from the call to the first look, and the questions people actually ask.

What it did

The result is the site you are on right now: you can check for yourself how it loads, how it writes itself and how fast an inquiry arrives. Separate numbers for this site are not published yet, so we do not claim them. What we do claim is what you see: four crafts in one place, no stock imagery, two languages, and an inquiry that lands in the inbox before your hand leaves the keyboard. The site is both the portfolio and the inquiry channel: every flow we offer, from motion to automation, can be seen working before you write to us.