Just wrapped a website for a 3D interior designer and I'm kind of obsessed with how it came out.
The fun challenge: he didn't want static images. He wanted his 360° renders to actually move, so you walk through the space instead of looking at a photo of it. Pulled it off in WordPress with a dedicated interactive render page, and honestly it's the part I'm most proud of.
Everything else? Deliberately simple. Every project, every render, clean and straight to the point. No clutter, no gimmicks. When the work is this good, the site's only job is to get out of the way and let it breathe.
Still a hundred things I'd love to push further (the 360 page could honestly be the whole homepage), but shipping beats perfect.
Curious how other builders here handle heavy visual sites, do you lean minimal and let the work carry it, or design more around it?
Live Website: https://archinvisuals.com/
#webdesign #wordpress #webdevelopment #portfoliodesign #uiux #3drendering #interiordesign
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