Context and challenge
NEVYO STUDIO designs houses, apartments and commercial interiors. Clients judge taste and trust first. The scope of a service comes later. So the website had to make large project photography feel luxurious, explain a detailed service without breaking the visual calm and qualify enquiries before the first conversation.
The studio offers different levels of involvement, from a consultation and concept through technical documentation to custom furniture and author supervision, and presenting that range as one long list would make the service feel interchangeable.
Solution
I designed a dark editorial setting that gives the photography the full screen, with restrained typography, generous spacing and quiet transitions setting the pace of an interior design publication. Projects from Wrocław, Trzebnica, Warsaw and Osada Nadolicka fill the screen, one place at a time.
I structured the offer into Essential, Advanced and Signature paths, then explained six services from consultation through 3D visualisation and author supervision. A guided quotation form asks about the project type and budget, giving the studio useful context before it replies. Polish and English versions support local clients and projects outside Poland.
The site is hand-written HTML, CSS and JavaScript with GSAP. Nothing heavier. The light stack leaves more of the loading budget for high-resolution interiors and gives me control over every transition, crop and breakpoint.
Results and stack
A photography-led website for an interior design studio, built to turn attention into qualified enquiries.
- PL / EN
- one site for clients in Poland and abroad
- 3 paths
- Essential, Advanced and Signature service packages
- 6 services
- from consultation to author supervision
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