I originally designed and built the PAC Journeys website in Framer for a premium travel company in Dubai. The published case on nevsky.ae covers that design phase, along with the company’s logo and a small presentation.

The design uses clean grids, thoughtful typography, smooth micro-animations and clear navigation to help visitors explore travel options. The aim was to give the company a recognisable digital storefront while keeping the interface simple and approachable.

I reconstructed the interface as a proper React 19 + Vite application, moved the visual assets into the project, removed the runtime dependency on Framer and reorganized the site into reusable components and structured content.

The site includes dedicated experiences for the company story, cruise fleet, individual ships, tours, hotels, restaurants and enquiries, with both English and Russian content.

React · Vite · React Router · Tailwind CSS · Framer Motion · Cloudflare Pages

I later rebuilt the site as a maintainable React application. The task was to preserve the original visual character while moving the interface, assets and content into a reusable codebase without a runtime dependency on Framer.

I also reworked the frontend for production: route-level code splitting, locally hosted assets, responsive image optimization, accessibility improvements, bilingual content architecture, per-page SEO metadata, sitemap and structured data.

The Framer design and the later production rebuild are two stages of the same project: the first established the visual experience, and the second made it easier to maintain and extend.

Read the full case study in English: https://nevsky.ae/en/projects/pacjourneys/