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VELO — Eyewear Brand Website
A concept eyewear brand website built for a premium, direct-to-consumer eyewear experience — clean, dark aesthetic with a complete storefront layout.
What's included:
Hero section with brand messaging and clear calls-to-action
Interactive frame customizer — 4 colorways (Obsidian, Amber, Brushed, Midnight) with live product photo switching and lens technology selection
"Why Us" feature grid highlighting materials, UV/lens tech, limited drops, and warranty
How-it-works process section
360° product inspection stage with real angle photography (frontal, 45°, side views)
Customer testimonials carousel
3-tier pricing/collections section (Classic, Signature, Limited Edition)
FAQ accordion and full footer
AI-generated model and product photography, styled consistently throughout
Dark, premium aesthetic with warm orange-glow accents and custom typography
Tools used: AI-assisted design & development, AI-generated product photography
Like this style? I build custom brand websites like this for fashion, eyewear, and product businesses — from concept and product photography to a fully functional storefront. Message me to discuss your project.
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