Check it out (https://contra.com/p/LLbREMoL-aletra-building-a-brand-you-can-walk-through) ALETRA'...

Check it out (https://contra.com/p/LLbREMoL-aletra-building-a-brand-you-can-walk-through) ALETRA'...Check it out (https://contra.com/p/LLbREMoL-aletra-building-a-brand-you-can-walk-through) ALETRA'...

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Alessandro Tarshahani

• 13h

Check it out ALETRA's website used to behave like a website.

Clean, contemporary, technically advanced. Sections followed sections. It showed capability, but not enough character.

The question became: how does a creative studio prove branding, web design and cinematic storytelling before anyone opens a case study?

The answer was not another interface. It was a world.

aletra.co is now a sequence of rooms. Instead of scrolling down a page, you move through them. Architecture creates chapters. Light sets the mood. A butterfly crosses between spaces, because not everything powerful has to be loud.

Ten chapters. Eight rooms. One story.

AI accelerated the making. Creative direction decided what was worth making.

Walk through it at aletra.co. The full case study is on Behance, link in bio.

#WebDesign #ImmersiveWebsite #ArtDirection #BrandWorld #3DDesign #InteractionDesign #CreativeStudio #Webflow #HospitalityBranding #Berlin #ALETRA

Blender Claude Webflow

a link to the video instead.

ALETRA — Building a Brand You Can Walk Through

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Claude

Webflow

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Creative Direction

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Alaa

• 11h

Turning a website into a sequence of architectural rooms rather than a traditional scroll is such a brilliant concept, Alessandro. Using architecture to create chapters and set the mood is next-level storytelling!

Alessandro Tarshahani

• 1h

thanks a lot Alaa 😃

JunHao Zhong

pro

• 6h

How simple but amazing motion! Great job. 👍

Alessandro Tarshahani

• 1h

thanks 😃

Gopi UI/UX + AI

• Sep 9

Facebook Mobile App UI/UX Design. 📱

A modern Facebook mobile app UI/UX concept designed to deliver a clean, engaging, and user-friendly social networking experience. The design covers key user flows including the home feed, stories, profiles, notifications, friends, posts, comments, chat, reels, and dark mode.

The interface focuses on intuitive navigation, strong visual hierarchy, consistent components, and a seamless experience across both light and dark themes. The goal was to create a more polished and contemporary social media experience while keeping interactions familiar and accessible.

Check it out

Figma Mobile Design UI Design

Umar Tanveer

pro

• Sep 9

Premium work 👌

Prem Shandilya

pro

• Sep 9

Added a MacBook mockup to the Vision Engine hero section, and it’s looking really good! ✨ Small detail, big impact. Love how much more polished the hero feels now :) ⬇️ What would you rate it ? /10

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Tvaron Technologies®

• Sep 13

great...💯

Naima Jordan

pro

• Sep 8

First full week of September, I'm putting the finishing touches on Oure, a wellness site concept sitting somewhere between Noom's confidence and Headspace's calm. Used warm earthy palette, serif style font to do the emotional heavy lifting, and a water motif built entirely through motion despite not including the use of the color blue. Dropping full build soon.

Framer Figma Web Design

Maty Sandoval

max

• Sep 9

Skipping blue entirely for a wellness site is a bold constraint, most brands in that space lean on it by default. What almost went the other direction before you settled on the earthy palette?