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Inner Form Interior Website Redesign Concept
A concept redesign of an interior design firm’s website in Chittagong, focused on clearer structure, a stronger first impression, and an easier path to contact.
For this concept redesign exercise, I took a local interior design site and completely elevated its presence into a premium, sophisticated portfolio. The catch? I kept their original colors, typography, and visual identity intact.
This concept shows how I approach a redesign: find what’s getting in the way, reorder the page around how visitors decide, and cut anything that doesn’t serve that. The design stays visual, since interior design depends on it, while the structure becomes easier to follow.
What do you guys think of this redesign??😊
keeping their original colors and type and still making it feel premium is the harder brief honestly. the reorder around how visitors decide is doing most of the work
very nice work broooooo
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Love the smooth flow and the text animation! Good luck!
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That's really great digitalmarket place dashboard 🎉🎉🎉
Great job 🎉
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