Greetings everyone. I have been evaluating many portfolios and have noticed an incredibly disturbing pattern. Many creative teams spend months perfecting their styles and techniques to make visually pleasing portfolios, while their actual work is not presented clearly. When clients visit the site of an ad agency website, it is not an art museum they are visiting; they want to know whether you can help them with their business challenges and whether your services provide return on investment. It does not matter how beautiful your homepage is if your users face difficulties navigating it and finding out your company's value propositions. If your website appears to have massive traffic but does not bring you any contacts, then it is high time to stop creating stuff for awards and start considering how to attract people and pays off. So let us use this thread to share our websites and provide feedback. Please, leave your website links below. What elements do you think are absolutely non-negotiable for a modern agency site today?