Features of this design

• A first screen visitors play with: every press stamps the next project number where they pressed and brings up your next piece of work (a tap on phones, the space bar on keyboards)
• Your studio name set huge and fitted to the full width automatically, whatever its length (any name of 5 to 12 letters)
• A short yellow welcome that counts up to your first project, stamps it and tears away, in under 3 seconds
• Four finished projects come off the press as sheets as visitors scroll, with a numbering box that shows which one is on the bed
• A work index with a pile of proofs, filters by discipline, sorting by any column and a wall view of every image
• A full case study page for every project: the specification, large images, the brief, proof rounds, credits and the next project
• A studio page for your story, house rules, people, how a job runs, services, clients and press, and a contact form styled as a job ticket that sends to your email through Netlify and stamps it received
• Works on phones, tablets and computers, with a calm version for visitors who prefer less motion

Perfect for

• Graphic designers, art directors and small design studios
• Branding studios, poster designers and type designers
• Illustrators, print studios and other creators with projects to show

Pages and sections

• Home: a short yellow welcome that counts up to your first project, stamps it and tears away, then a first screen visitors play with: your studio name set huge across the full width, a job docket with the project number and its facts, and your work beside it; every press stamps the next project number and brings up the next piece of work. Further down, four finished projects come off the press as sheets, a short studio statement and the next free job number
• Work: a job book of every project with a pile of proofs at the top, filters by discipline, sorting by any column, and a wall view of every image
• Project: a full docket for every project with the job number, the specification (client, discipline, format, stock, inks, run), large images, the brief and the approach, the proof rounds, the credits and the next project
• Studio (about): your story on the studio's own docket, house rules, the people with a short line each, how a job runs, services, clients and press
• Contact: a contact form styled as a job ticket with the type of project, the budget and the deadline, stamped received when it is sent, plus email, phone, address, opening hours, directions and social links