Stash Studio is for agencies that already know what they look like — they just need a site that keeps up.

The design is modern in the sense that it doesn't feel assembled from parts. The sections have weight. The typography has a point of view. You're not going to mistake it for a generic agency site, which is the whole problem with most agency sites.

Sticky sections do real work here. A headline stays on screen while the case study content scrolls. A service category locks in place while the detail fills in below it. It keeps people oriented without a nav update every three pixels. The interaction is structural, not decorative.

Page transitions are included and they're not overdone. The kind where someone notices the site moved before they can explain how. One or two of those and you've set a tone for the whole visit.

The CMS covers everything an agency actually needs to update. Case studies, services, team bios, client rosters. You publish, it goes live. No ticket, no waiting, no "I'll ask the developer."

It's a template with opinions built in. Agencies tend to produce better work when they know what they stand for — the site should reflect that, not leave it ambiguous.