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A good example of how small design decisions completely change perception.
Before → After for Henderson & Co.
The previous version already had good foundations - beautiful visuals, minimal direction, premium references. Our task was not to reinvent the brand, but to refine it into a more controlled and intentional digital experience.
We redesigned and rebuilt the website with a stronger focus on:
→ typography
→ spacing
→ hierarchy
→ responsiveness
→ consistency across the entire experience
No unnecessary complexity.
No distracting effects.
Just a cleaner structure and a more confident presentation.
This project was a reminder that sometimes premium design is not about adding more.
Check the website: https://www.hendersonandco.com.au/
Stunning!
Thank you!
„After” version is sick!!
Appreciate that! 😊
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