Fayngold Atelier — Identity and website
- Visual identity
- Web design
- Front-end build
- Bilingual architecture
English and Czech, twenty-seven pages, generated from one content file
- Render and clay
- The hero wipes between the finished render and the untextured model — the studio’s own craft, and honest placeholder art
- No third-party request
- Booking loads on a click, so the site makes none until it is asked and needs no consent banner
What it changes
- Her portfolioFinished photographs that did not exist yetNow: The render developing out of the model
- LanguagesOneNow: English and Czech, twenty-seven pages
The problem
An interior designer opening her own atelier in Prague, whose actual craft is 3D visualisation: she sells a room before it exists. A portfolio of finished photographs would have shown the least interesting half of that, and there were no finished photographs yet — the studio was being launched, not documented.
Our solution
The hero is a render-and-clay wipe: the finished render develops out of the untextured model as you arrive, and drags back under the pointer. It is literally what she does, and it let the site launch honestly on line-drawn geometry instead of borrowed photography. Heavy condensed display type against hairline rules and one saturated panel; Archivo self-hosted with the latin-ext subset, which is what carries the Czech diacritics. English and Czech from one source, twenty-seven pages, and booking loads on a click so the site makes no third-party request until asked.
The work
Same shape of problem on your side?
Fifteen minutes, no slides, and a reply within one working day.
Who picks up
“You will be talking to me, not to an account manager. I scope the work and I am on the build.”