Dmytro K.
Co-founder and Art Director. Design & development.
Rosso Archive — Gallery Website
Rosso Archive is a website for a contemporary art gallery — a calm, editorial space built around a single idea: twenty-four works.
We kept the interface quiet so the images can speak. Monospaced captions, a soft grey palette and generous white space give the archive the feel of a printed catalogue, while small interactions make it feel alive online.
What's inside:
— Index list view with a live preview of the hovered work
— Grid view with a colour-on-hover state for the active piece
— Work detail page with specs, description and related works
— Seamless zoom-in transitions between artworks and screens
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Tessira — AI Voice Studio Dashboard
Tessira is AI voice studio where creators direct voice-overs the way a director works with an actor.
Instead of endless settings, the whole process lives on one canvas:
— Voice library: pick a voice or clone your own from 30 seconds of audio
— Node pipeline: Script → Voice Clone → Denoise → Mixer → Mastering
— Live preview: waveform, takes and one-click Enhance
— Voice directing: describe the tone in plain words and the voice follows
Deep navy glass UI, a calm interface for focused creative work.
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Portfolio website for Axel Mazetti, a photographer based in Sweden.
On Webflow, minimal builds like this come with their own challenge: there's nowhere to hide. Every spacing decision, every transition, every load time shows. The photography has to be the only thing anyone notices.
That's what we love about builds like this.
Design by Clementi Studio
(https://www.linkedin.com/company/clementi-studio/)Development by Imferro Agency
(https://www.linkedin.com/company/imferro-agency/)Need a Webflow team for your next project? Feel free to reach out. 👋
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Tommy Cash’s site is built like a scroll-through collage — dot-to-dot portraits, glitch text, sticky notes, merch drops scattered across the page like a mood board come to life.
Design like this is bold precisely because nothing sits on a predictable grid. Our job was making sure that freedom didn’t come at a cost: every element positioned exactly where it needed to be, staying fast and stable across every screen size.
Some builds test how well you can follow a system. This one tested how well you can build one that isn’t obvious from the outside.
Design by False Memory
(https://www.linkedin.com/company/false-memory/)Development by Imferro Agency
(https://www.linkedin.com/company/imferro-agency/)Building something ambitious in Webflow? Let’s talk. 👋
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