A portfolio that opens like an exhibition: a sphere of images unfolds into a curved gallery wall, and the work leads from the first second.
Overview
Halvor Rygg is a London-based studio photographer working across portraits, still life, landscape and animals. I designed and built his portfolio in Framer around one rule: the photography should be the interface. There is no heavy branding or chrome, just a clean white canvas and motion that makes every image feel like a destination.
Built in Framer
Smooth, physics-feeling transitions between the sphere, the gallery wall and each page
Interactive navigation (Gallery, Works, Info, Contact) that highlights as you move
A responsive structure, with a working enquiry form on the Contact page
Reusable components, so new images and projects can be added without rebuilding the site
Outcome
Halvor Rygg now has a portfolio that feels like a visit to a gallery, not a scroll through a template. It’s immersive without being slow, minimal without being empty, and built so the first thing any client remembers is the photography.
Services: Portfolio Website Design · UI/UX · Framer Development · Interaction & Motion Design · Visual Direction
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I designed and built his portfolio in Framer around one rule: the photography should be the interface. There is no heavy branding or chrome.
