The consultancy site of the European Intelligence Studio. We designed the front door; DSL’s own engineers built the platform behind it — six services, 29 locales, an AI-readiness score, a client dashboard and an admin CMS.
A consultancy site that is also the proof of work.
DSL4 is the European Intelligence Studio — Design, Develop, Automate, AI, Edit, Consult — and its site had to demonstrate the services rather than list them. We designed the front door — the visual system, the pages, the motion language — while DSL’s own team engineered the working platform behind it: an AI-intelligence news section, a gated AI-readiness score for prospects, a client dashboard behind auth, and an admin CMS running the whole thing.
It also carries the studio’s portfolio — including the projects on this page — which makes it the closest thing we have to a shop window with the workshop visible behind it.
Every audience gets a different door: prospects get the score, clients get the dashboard, the studio gets the CMS.
DSL’s i18next engineering inside a design system we built to survive twenty-nine languages — a European studio that actually reads European.
A gated AI-readiness assessment — DSL’s quiet lead engine, wearing the interface we designed for it.
Authenticated client area and an admin CMS on Supabase — DSL’s engineering, so the site is operated, not just published.
A single-page app with the operational spine of a product — engineered by DSL, designed by the studio.
GSAP choreography and Three.js scenes give the studio’s front door its depth — used as punctuation, not wallpaper.
Supabase auth for clients and MSAL for Microsoft-side identity coexist in one app — enterprise sign-in without enterprise sprawl.
TanStack Query for data orchestration and a Python image worker feeding the news and portfolio sections keep a content-heavy SPA feeling instant.
DSL4 is the consultancy’s front door, made the way the partnership works — we design, DSL engineers: six services, twenty-nine languages, and a platform doing real work behind the brochure.