Elle Uy Website

Problem: Many architecture firms don’t necessarily think about the quality of their website as an expression of their business’s character and standards. It’s understandable — despite architecture’s visual and technical emphasis as a discipline, many transactions aren’t made with individual customers more than larger businesses who learn of such expertise and professionalism through word of mouth or direct observation. But as more companies transition to a mostly online sales model, how a given architectural business presents themselves digitally becomes fundamental to maintaining a healthy business.

As for Elle Uy her pursuit to design a space that enables the characters of her clients. The design is more on illustration on how his services works. The design delivers an impressive hamburger menu and homepage opening animation that isn’t graphically intense, but still fun. Their visual style takes an initially odd, scattered approach to sequencing information. Each section organizes pictures and text around the center of the blank page instead of directly in it, giving a playful tone that describes their company character. Scrolling through the sections triggers custom animations for each page that enlarge or shrink text and image sizes to catch your eye and express their individuality as an interior designer. .