We build pixel‑perfect digital worlds people actually remember.

Founded in 2016, 696PP began as a two-person studio working out of a shared kitchen table, building interfaces for early-stage startups that could not afford to look early-stage. A decade later the table is a studio, the two people are nine, and the obsession has not softened one bit.

We work at the intersection of brand, interface and motion. That intersection is where the interesting problems live: a logotype that has to survive at 16 pixels; a landing page that has to load in under a second and still feel like a film; a product flow that has to be obvious to a first-time user and satisfying to the ten-thousandth.

Our process is unglamorous on purpose. We interview, we audit, we argue, we sketch badly, we throw things away, and then we build the version that survives. We believe the best design decision is usually the one that removes something rather than adds it, and we are stubborn about craft in places nobody will ever consciously notice — because that is exactly where trust is built.

We are format-agnostic. One week we are art-directing a global rebrand, the next we are writing shaders for a product launch in WebGL, the next we are designing a 96-page design system for a bank. What connects the work is not the medium — it is the standard.

If you are building something you genuinely care about, and you want a team that will care about it almost as much as you do, we should talk.