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Rosso Archive β Gallery Website
Rosso Archive is a website for a contemporary art gallery β a calm, editorial space built around a single idea: twenty-four works.
We kept the interface quiet so the images can speak. Monospaced captions, a soft grey palette and generous white space give the archive the feel of a printed catalogue, while small interactions make it feel alive online.
What's inside:
β Index list view with a live preview of the hovered work
β Grid view with a colour-on-hover state for the active piece
β Work detail page with specs, description and related works
β Seamless zoom-in transitions between artworks and screens
Just wrapped up this e-commerce website project for Lundberg Family Farms
For this project, I wanted to create more than just an online store. The goal was to make it easy for customers to explore the different products while still giving the brandβs story, sustainability values, recipes, and farming roots enough room to shine.
I focused on cleaner product discovery, a smoother shopping journey, responsive layouts, and a visual direction that lets the colorful products and natural imagery do most of the talking.
I really like how the final experience balances e-commerce with storytelling without making either side feel overwhelming.
Curious to hear your thoughts, what stands out to you first: the product presentation, the overall design, or the brand storytelling?