A full four-page studio website designed for a fictional presentation-design agency, built as a UI/UX portfolio piece.
Started as a real client project for a relative who runs a presentation-design business. The client dropped out halfway through. Rather than leaving it unfinished, I completed the entire site as a portfolio piece — turning someone else's brief into proof of what I can do as a beginner UI/UX designer.
If you're pitching presentation design, your own site is the pitch. It either closes or it doesn't.
The homepage, auto-scrolling — hero → services → process → why Parallax → selected work → pricing → FAQ → CTA.
Work — project index plus three full case studies on one scrollable page.
About — studio story, team photo, values.
Contact — centered form with full project detail fields.
Confidence doesn't need colour. One accent used consistently creates more impact than five colours used carelessly.
Curiosity converts better than full reveals. Blurring the slide images in the Selected Work carousel makes visitors want to click through to see more.
Parallax — the apparent shift in position when you change perspective — deserved to be made visual. Three spinning rings around a gold orb in the Why Parallax section makes the brand name literal.
It's geometric and confident without feeling cold. Pairs well with Inter, which handles body copy cleanly at any size.