Responsive Multi-Page Website Design for Luxury Beach Resort

Responsive Multi-Page Website Design for Luxury Beach ResortResponsive Multi-Page Website Design for Luxury Beach Resort

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ivy marie

pro

• 11h

Shangri-La Beach Resort

The project involved designing and building a fully responsive multi-page website using semantic HTML and CSS, while integrating data-driven elements such as live weather for Cancun, Mexico. It focused on applying strong visual hierarchy, accessibility, and front-end best practices, while meeting technical constraints like file size optimization and performance across devices.

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Orbix Studio

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• May 19

Innovation in Action: A look at @OrbixStudio's 'Weekly Shots'

This week, we're proud to share a snapshot of our diverse capabilities, from strategy-led UI/UX for social platforms, healthcare, and real estate applications to impactful branding and captivating digital illustrations.

Our team is dedicated to crafting experiences that not only look exceptional but also deliver tangible results and user value.

Explore how our strategic design approach translates across various industries. We're always keen to discuss how thoughtful design can elevate your next project.

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Sahil Dobariya

pro

• May 19

Your feature block layout on the left panel is handled beautifully.

Meet Rathod

• May 19

Exploring two different hero section concepts for a luxury living website. Which one feels more premium and modern to you? A or B?

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4 voted

25%

12 voted

75%

16 votes

Closed

Boluwatife Delight

• May 19

I prefer this option B because it makes the brand feel luxurious

Kristine Vilnite

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• May 19

How's Vibe Design going for you? Bellow is a single prompt Product page redesign with Claude Design and Google Stitch. Which one you'd go with? Any thoughts / examples of results you're getting?

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16 voted

42%

22 voted

58%

38 votes

Closed

Vyudu Inc

pro

• May 19

Claude Design, honestly. Stitch keeps trying to be polished and ends up feeling like a Webflow template that watched a Vercel ad. Claude's output reads more like a real product page someone would actually ship, with hierarchy that makes sense for a cannabis distillate brand...