A jewellery brand with a story worth exploring.
An eleven-page brand experience connecting collections, heritage and store appointments.
- My role
- Brand-led interface, content architecture and motion
- Scope
- Eleven-page brand and collection website
Different intentions deserve different paths.
Browsing a collection, choosing a gift and booking a store visit are different journeys. The brand's history and practical store information needed their own place too.
I shaped these journeys into connected, purposeful pages.
Eleven pages, each with a reason to exist.
Full page and section scope
- 01Home
Introduces the brand and guides visitors into the site.
- 02Collection
Gives the collection a clear overview.
- 03Product
Presents product details in a consistent page template.
- 04Bridal
Curates the pieces created for weddings.
- 05Gifts
Brings gift ideas together.
- 06The brand
Explains the identity behind the pieces.
- 07Heritage
Tells the brand story through a timeline.
- 08Journal
Collects the brand's published stories.
- 09Article
Gives each story a shared editorial template.
- 10Contact
Brings contact details together.
- 11Appointment
Offers a direct route to book a store appointment.
A palette drawn from the jewellery itself.
Deep navy and a neutral stone base let ruby and gold accents, drawn from the product photography, carry the character. Gold is used sparingly in details and on dark backgrounds.
A classic serif gives headlines presence; a clean sans serif keeps longer reading comfortable. Scale and spacing adapt from phone to wide desktop.
A polished rhythm across eleven pages.
- Opening
- The logotype comes into focus as a restrained glow appears. This introduction runs once per session.
- Page transitions
- An arched curtain bridges pages while the next view is prepared, keeping transitions composed.
- Scroll-led imagery
- Image frames are tied to scroll position for a more controlled visual sequence than scrubbing through video.
- Collection rail
- The collection can be explored by wheel, drag, arrow buttons or keyboard, independently of page scrolling.
- Type & imagery
- Headlines reveal by letter, paragraphs by line and images through a scaling mask.
Built to keep the first visit light.
- Multi-page architecture
- The Vite multi-page build shares the header, navigation and footer through a small template plugin.
- Video
- Video loads when it enters view, pauses when it leaves and uses smaller files on mobile. Autoplay was removed.
- Typography
- Fonts are served locally, split by language subset and preloaded where needed.
- First paint
- Critical styles load early to avoid a flash of unstyled white during the opening.
- Reduced motion
- Reduced-motion preferences remove animation and keep the content readable in place.
A brand system designed to grow.
Collection, bridal, gift and appointment pages share a visual and interaction system, allowing future pages to use the same foundation.
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