I’m ready to transform my architecture and interior design practice into an engaging online experience that does far more than line-up pictures in a template. The site’s single, overarching goal is to showcase our portfolio, but it must do so through carefully composed, Photoshop-designed layouts that ignore the standard grid and give every project its own sense of space.
Core experience
• A filterable gallery that lets visitors sort projects by typology, scale, or region without a page reload. Animated shuffling of images as filters are applied.
• Each project page pairs large imagery with detailed project descriptions, all fed from a simple CMS so we can update text and media ourselves.
• Seamless hover effects that reveal quick facts, scrolling animations that guide the narrative, and tasteful page-to-page transition effects to maintain flow.
I’m supplying layered PSDs that define the exact composition of every screen—type, negative space, image crops, even micro-interaction cues—so pixel-perfect build quality is essential. I’m open to the tech stack that best serves performance and longevity, though modern front-end standards (HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript/GSAP or comparable animation framework) and a lightweight headless CMS are preferred.
Deliverables
1. Responsive front-end matching my PSDs to the pixel.
2. Back-end/CMS setup with fields for images, captions, and meta data.
3. Animation and interaction layer implemented as specced.
4. Hand-off package: source code, build instructions.
Acceptance criteria
• All animations run at 60 fps on desktop and recent mobile.
• Gallery filters without full reload, retaining scroll position.
• W3C-valid markup and Lighthouse performance score above 90.
If you thrive on bespoke layouts and refined motion, I’d love to see links to similarly ambitious sites you’ve coded and hear your thoughts on timeline.
Show More