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Dé Forme: Ceramic Studio Landing Page & Mobile Experience
Ceramics are shaped by what you remove, not what you add. The design had to work the same way.
Dé Forme is an artisan ceramic studio where every piece is hand-formed and fired slowly. The brief was simple: make the digital presence feel as intentional as the objects themselves. No animation tricks. No visual noise. Just material, form, and space.
The hardest decision wasn't what to include, it was what to leave out. One serif typeface. A palette pulled directly from unfired clay. Asymmetric image placement that mirrors how you'd arrange objects on a shelf, not a grid.
The mobile collection view treats each piece like it deserves its own moment rather than cramming a product catalog into a scroll feed.
Tools: Figma
Industry: Luxury / Artisan E-commerce
#WebDesign #UIDesign #LandingPage #MobileDesign #LuxuryBrand #MinimalDesign #Typography #EditorialDesign #ProductDesign #Ecommerce
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