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Designed the website for Sammy Danko, a Miami-based photographer working in portraits, lifestyle, weddings and editorial, with a specialty in South Asian weddings.
This is a great-looking photographer site. The dark cards with the photo grids make the work feel editorial rather than just a gallery, and Photography that holds the day is a lovely headline for a wedding specialist. The South Asian weddings angle gives it a real specialty too....
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Gorgeous 😍
This is my biggest client success story of my carreer.
It's hard to capture 3+ years of work into a single use case page.
Though I gave it a try (it's never perfect 😉)
Read the use case here and let me know what you think of the work. Thanks!🤙🏻
Distilling three years of multidisciplinary work into one use case page is the real craft here, Tim. Long-term client relationships are the best portfolio proof there is. Congrats on the DeFi brand journey.
How fast can a template get without changing a single pixel?
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We just optimized 11 of our templates in Framer, Astro and Next.js. The rule was simple: nothing visible changes, only how things load.
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What we changed: CSS inside the page, fonts from our own domain instead of Google Fonts, WebP images with phone-sized copies, videos that load when you scroll near them, heavy videos re-encoded without visible loss (one template went from about 20 MB of video to 2.4 MB), WebGL that starts near the screen, and analytics after the page. Every page was checked pixel by pixel at three widths before and after.
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Mobile PageSpeed now, Astro / Next.js:
Sunbeam 100 / 100
Auria 100 / 96
Lapse 97 / 98, up from 64 / 66
Parley 97 / 94
Nova Quinn 93 / 92 ⠀
On desktop, Mote scores 98 in Framer and 100 in Astro and Next.js.
More posts on the individual fixes coming.
Nothing visible changes, only how things load is such a good rule. Speed work like this is underrated, buyers feel it even if they can't see it.