A minimalist, responsive site for a photography and videography studio, designed in Figma and built in Framer.
01Overview
Studio80s is a photography and videography studio. They needed an online space that shows off their portfolio and their care for capturing important moments. I designed the website in Figma and built it in Framer, start to finish.
02Design
Together with the studio's team, I pinned down what the brand stands for: professionalism, creativity and attention to detail. The design is minimalist and sleek, so the photos and films stay the focus.
The hero is a video. The portfolio grid mixes photos and videos. In the services section, hovering over a service reveals a sample recording of it. In Figma I shaped the interface so services, portfolio and contact details are all easy to find.
03Build
I built the design in Framer as a responsive site that loads fast and has interactive touches to hold the attention of potential clients.
I stayed in regular contact with the studio's team, sharing updates and folding their feedback into the design along the way.
04Outcome
The launch gave Studio80s a digital storefront that reflects the quality of its work, a stronger online presence, and a platform for showing its projects.
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