UNOXUNO® — Creative Website Development

UNOXUNO® is a production and modeling agency based in Medellín, Colombia. Its website brings together two sides of the business: the films and photography it produces, and the talent it represents. The experience puts both in the foreground, with large-scale media and direct routes into projects, profiles, and contact.

I developed the website from Margot Estudio’s design, using Nuxt.js for the frontend, GSAP for animation, and Prismic for content management. My role was to translate the visual identity and layouts into a working experience across the homepage, Work, Talent, and supporting pages.

The design is expressive: distorted letterforms, an oversized outlined wordmark, vivid green accents, and imagery that fills the screen. The challenge was to carry that character into the interface while keeping a large body of work and talent straightforward to browse.

Production projects and talent profiles also ask different things of the website. A film needs playback and credits; a talent profile needs portfolio imagery, concise information, and a booking route. The implementation brings those different journeys together through shared navigation and a consistent visual language.

A media-led introduction. The homepage uses full-screen moving imagery with the agency’s navigation and positioning layered over it. This gives visitors an immediate sense of the work, while Work and Talent remain direct entry points into the two main areas of the site.

From the grid to the project. The Work page presents a dense visual grid with Film and Photo controls. Opening a project reveals its media, title, and production credits. The video viewer includes sound and fullscreen controls, with Close and Next actions supporting continued exploration.

From the roster to booking. The Talent section uses a portrait grid to introduce the agency’s roster. Individual profiles combine portfolio imagery with key information and a Book link that opens a WhatsApp contact route. The visual browsing experience therefore leads to a practical next step for an enquiry.

Motion and content. GSAP provides the animation layer within the Nuxt.js frontend, while Prismic handles content management. Together, the stack supports a website where the agency’s visual identity sits alongside its project and talent content.

The homepage, talent roster, and contact view below show how the same visual identity carries across an immersive introduction, a dense browsing layout, and direct agency contact information.

The finished website gives UNOXUNO one place to present its production work and represented talent. Visitors can move from a campaign to its credits, or from a portrait to a profile and booking contact, while the agency’s visual identity remains present throughout.

Design: Margot Estudio Development: Jorge Toloza Technology: Nuxt.js, GSAP, Prismic