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An invitation-only social chess club in Chicago needed more than a landing page. It needed a way to receive applications, review them, and invite people — without me touching a spreadsheet.
I built the whole thing: brand identity, site, and the system running underneath it.:
What I designed
A restrained visual identity — forest green, oxblood, brass — built around film-style photography and a single confident typeface pairing. Copy written to sound like a person rather than a brochure. A slow-drifting photo strip that pauses on hover and stops entirely for anyone who's asked their device for less motion.
A beautiful kitchen deserves a website that inspires people to imagine what's possible.
I'm excited to share my website design and development project for Custom Kitchens Factory, a bespoke kitchen design and installation company based in Scotland.
The goal was to create a professional, visually engaging online experience that showcases the company's craftsmanship, communicates its services, and turns visitors' inspiration into genuine project enquiries.
Some key focuses of the project:
Clean, modern website design.
Clear presentation of kitchen design and renovation services.
Project showcases that inspire potential customers.
Strong content structure and intuitive navigation.
Trust-building elements and customer testimonials.
A streamlined consultation and quote enquiry journey.
Responsive development with Webflow.
I believe a great business website should not just explain what a company does, it should help potential customers picture the value of working with them.
I'd love to hear your thoughts!
When choosing a kitchen design company, what influences your decision most: the quality of previous projects, the design process, customer reviews, or the overall experience?