Hello Creatives, I'm new here and really loving the vibes and motivation, would love to hear how you got your first projects, i'm sure this platform works really well.
and since i was top rated in other platforms can't wait to succeed here too!
It’s a really nice job! You have built a very simple and clean theme and ai really like the brand palette scheme. The only thing that I would modify it’s the page lenght. Imagine a customer use his mobile phone to navigate the website: the scroll depth will be very high. So I...
Just wrapped up this website project for Caldera Films, a film production company creating commercials, branded content, documentaries, and cinematic campaigns.
For this one, I focused on making the website feel like part of the filmmaking experience itself, strong visuals, clean typography, smooth interactions, and a portfolio structure that lets the work speak first.
I also wanted the site to feel premium without becoming too complicated, so the journey stays simple: discover the work, understand the studio, explore the projects, and start a conversation.
I’d love to know what you think, does the website give you that cinematic, premium production feel?
I'll be honest with you, the client I did this for didn't end up liking the final result, but call me crazy: I loved it! And other people I showed it too also really liked the designs.
And you know what?? It's work, and it's work that I did and that I'm proud of, and I'm going to share it in my portfolio ✨
Curious to know, and be brutally honest - what do you think about these?
PS: these were done as individual, static social media ads. I believe they were for Meta in the feed, but I could be mistaken since this was a few months ago already 😅
Since you asked for honest: "Still reading sheet music in 2026?" is the strongest of the set, because it names the pain before it names the product, and that is usually what survives a scroll. The MP3-to-sheet-music arrow panel is doing more explaining than a static in-feed ad...