The Tuscan Journey — Campaign Recreation Study

Independent frontend recreation and restoration study. This is an implementation exercise, not a commissioned brand project. Original design and brand assets belong to the credited reference.

My focus on The Tuscan Journey was making an immersive fashion campaign flow smoothly from the train introduction to the finished bag and collection.

I worked on a Vue and Three.js experience supported by a custom Node.js server. I organised the campaign's 181 media and runtime assets and refined delivery with streaming, byte-range support and correct file responses.

The detailed work was making the craft journey easier to use. I added clear carousel labels and keyboard support for marble carving and glue application, then repaired story-panel state so Back and Restart could not leave stale controls behind.

I also improved sharing feedback and provided collection access without email in the preview. Registration explains that its live service is unavailable, without claiming signup success.

I tested the desktop journey, assembly steps, all six collection items and narrow mobile layouts and media loading. The result is a carefully tested showcase that connects cinematic storytelling with interactive product discovery.

Original campaign design, Vue/Three.js implementation and assets: Weekend Max Mara. My work: runtime delivery, repairs and testing. Original reference: https://weekend-mm-2026-pasticcino-bag-master.monogrid.io/en/