Every bakery website shows the same thing: a croissant on white. But nobody falls in love with a bakery because of a croissant. They fall in love at 7 a.m., when the door opens and the warmth hits them before the smell does.
So I asked: what if a bakery's website sold that moment, not the product?
→ Contrast: it starts at 4 a.m., one lit window in a sleeping street.
→ Ritual: the brand is someone awake while the city sleeps.
→ Participation: you don't watch the baker, you knead with him.
→ Senses: glowing oven, soft light. A screen can't smell, but it can make you imagine it.
→ Peak-end: it ends on a person and warm bread, not a product.
Not a client project. It's how I think before I design anything: the feeling first, the pixels last.
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