What is zenelements.com (We are zen)?
zenelements.com is the website of zen, a creative agency based in Scotland. It presents the studio as "a team of creative thinkers" that connects brands with their customers through branding, campaigns, and digital experiences. If you are looking for an agency to handle brand identity, campaign work, or digital design — or you want to see examples of that kind of work before making contact — this site is built for that purpose.
What the agency says it does
The site groups its work under three service labels:
- Branding — identity design and rebranding projects
- Campaigns — campaign concepts and seasonal or awareness-driven work
- Digital Experiences — digital design and interactive projects
Its stated approach is to design "experiences around human emotion" to connect clients with their audiences. The site also stresses collaboration, describing it as "key to our success, and yours," and invites visitors to meet and get to know the team before starting a project.
Who it says it works with
The homepage states the agency has worked with "ambitious companies" for over a decade. The case studies listed on the page span several sectors, including:
| Client / project | Type of work |
|---|---|
| Andrew Black Design | Digital — portfolio site for architects |
| Predict Mobile | Branding — identity for a data-driven service |
| NHS (cool2talk) | Campaigns — youth-facing messaging |
| No More Digging | Branding — identity for a foundations innovator |
| The Challenge | Digital — ten-year anniversary experiences |
| Rochen | Branding and campaigns — hosting rebrand |
| The Challenge / NCS | Digital — seasonal guides |
Each entry links to a case study, so you can judge the style and scope of past projects directly rather than relying on the summary.
What else is on the site
Beyond the portfolio, the site includes:
- A services section — a fuller breakdown of the branding, campaigns, and digital offerings
- An articles section — marketing-focused writing, such as "Using AI in your business – risks and opportunities" (listed at a 15-minute read), "The power of content marketing" (15 min), "Why accessible websites rank higher" (12 min), and "Accessible marketing: Reach a wider audience" (15 min)
- A contact route — the site frames the next step as meeting and getting to know one another
The articles lean toward practical marketing topics, so they can be useful even if you are not hiring an agency.
How to use the site
- Scan the case studies first. They are the clearest signal of what the agency actually produces, filtered by Branding, Campaigns, or Digital.
- Check the services section if your need maps to one of those three labels.
- Read a relevant article if you want a sense of how the team thinks about marketing problems.
- Reach out if the work and approach fit — the site positions collaboration and an initial conversation as the starting point.
What the site does not tell you
The available page content does not list pricing, package tiers, or payment details, and it does not state minimum project sizes or timelines. Any budget or scheduling question would need to be raised directly with the agency.