Who we are

Hello there, stranger!

Waddl Studio is a small web design agency based in Helsinki, Finland. We specialize in creating functional and sustainable websites that are built to last.

We understand the importance of designing websites that are not only visually appealing, but also easy to use and accessible. That's why we take a user-centered approach to our design process, ensuring that every website we create is tailored to meet the needs of its intended audience.

Our values

Curiosity - We believe that curiosity is essential to staying at the forefront of web design. We approach each project with a desire to learn more about our clients' industries and their users. By asking questions and digging deeper, we're able to gain a deeper understanding of the challenges our clients face and the needs of their users. We're constantly seeking out new information and insights to inform our design decisions and push the boundaries of what's possible in web design.

Empathy - We believe that empathy is essential to creating websites that truly meet the needs of our clients and their users. We take the time to understand their unique challenges and goals. By doing so, we're able to create websites that not only look great, but also function in a way that meets our clients' needs.

Collaboration - We believe that the best results come from collaboration, both within our agency and with our clients. We work closely with our clients throughout the design process, ensuring that their feedback is heard and incorporated into the final product.

Innovation - We're always looking for new and innovative ways to approach our work. We embrace new technologies and design trends, always striving to create websites that are not only functional and accessible, but also cutting-edge and visually striking.

The above values influence every project we undertake, helping us create websites that not only look great, but also make a positive impact on our clients and their users.

Psst... have you seen Waddl - our penguin?
He waddled off when Lissie wasn't looking...