Start from the brief
Create the project around the client, their content and the outcome the website needs to deliver.
Sima for Agencies
Build more client sites. Rebuild less.
Create websites visually, reuse the systems that already work, customize every client deeply, and publish from one connected workflow.
Build visually Reuse the good parts Customize deeply Publish deliberately
Agency workspace
Publish studionorth.com
Hero · Component
Agency work
Spend your time on what makes the client different.
The second client should benefit from what you learned building the first — without becoming a copy of it.
Sima lets agencies keep reusable structure in the system while changing the content, hierarchy, theme and composition that make each client project distinct.
Build the reusable foundation once. Keep the creative decisions flexible.
Client workflow
From brief to published site.
Keep client work moving through one understandable sequence instead of stitching together disconnected tools.
Build the first direction
Use the visual canvas, reusable patterns and AI assistance to establish the first working version.
Apply the client system
Bring in their typography, colors, spacing, components and content without flattening the design.
Handle revisions
Update the actual page, component or shared theme instead of patching disconnected copies.
Publish
Create a published version and choose what should run live when the work is ready.
Reusable systems
Stop rebuilding your best ideas.
When a layout or component proves useful, keep it available for the next project instead of recreating it from memory.
Reuse should provide structure, not sameness. The component can stay reusable while each project changes its content, styling and composition.
Agency Library Reusable components
6 patterns Navigation
Headers, menus and responsive navigation patterns.
Hero systems
Reusable hero structures with client-specific content and styling.
Service sections
Flexible sections for capabilities, features and offerings.
Proof sections
Case studies, results, logos and portfolio presentation patterns.
Contact patterns
Forms, contact information and conversion sections.
Footers
Reusable site endings with navigation, legal and company information.
Different client. Different identity.
Reuse the structure. Replace the visual language.
Shared structure
Client revisions
Change the system, not a pile of copies.
Feedback is easier to absorb when the page is built from understandable components, responsive layouts and shared theme values.
Client
“Can we make the homepage feel more premium?”
Design
Adjust the hierarchy, typography, spacing and visual treatment directly.
Client
“Use this section across the other service pages.”
Component
Turn the pattern into a reusable component instead of duplicating it.
Client
“The mobile version feels too crowded.”
Responsive
Refine the responsive layout without compromising the desktop composition.
Client
“The brand color changed everywhere.”
Theme
Update the shared theme instead of hunting through individual elements.
Client brief
Build a five-page website for an architecture studio. Minimal, editorial, project-focused.
Everything is ready to edit
AI assistance
Accelerate the first version. Keep the final decisions yours.
Use AI to establish pages, components and direction faster, then continue in the same visual project instead of getting trapped inside generated output.
The AI can leave. The project still makes sense.
Explore Sima AIMultiple projects
One agency. Different clients. Separate projects.
Keep each client website distinct while using the same Sima workflow to build, revise and publish.
Client websites Agency workspace
Published NORTH
ARCO
FORMA
What agencies can build
Different briefs. Same capable workspace.
Publishing
Client approved? Publish that version.
Keep active production separate from the editor. Publishing creates an explicit version, and the website points to the version chosen to run live.
Project Continue editing
Published version Explicit snapshot
Live Active version
Built for repeatable work
Faster should not mean more generic.
Reuse without repetition
A reusable system should save time without forcing every client into the same visual result.
Speed without losing craft
The workflow can move faster while the final hierarchy, spacing, type and interaction stay deliberate.
One project through publishing
The work stays connected from page construction and revisions through the version that runs live.
Build the next client site in Sima.
Create the first project, keep the useful parts, and build a stronger agency workflow from there.
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