Features of this design

• A first screen that is an open magazine: visitors drag the corner of the cover and the page curls like real paper, with your next story printed on its back (a swipe on phones, arrow keys on keyboards)
• Your name as the magazine's masthead, fitted to the cover automatically whatever its length (any name of 5 to 12 letters)
• A short welcome that riffles through all your issues and lands on the newest, in about 2.5 seconds
• A contents page of every issue, a letter from the editor and a pull quote spread on the home page
• A work page laid out as an editor's flatplan, story by story and page by page, with filters, sorting and a covers view
• A feature page for every story: an opening spread, your essay with notes in the margin, the photographs set as printed spreads, a pull quote, notes from the shoot, credits and the next issue
• An about page set as an interview, with your two notebooks, commissions, clients, press and shows, and a pink letters page with a contact form that sends to your email through Netlify
• Works on phones, tablets and computers, with a calm version for visitors who prefer less motion

Perfect for

• Portrait, fashion and documentary photographers
• Writers, journalists and photographer-writers
• Illustrators, florists, ceramicists and other creators who tell stories in series

Pages and sections

• Home: a short welcome that riffles through every issue and lands on the newest, then a first screen that is an open magazine: on the left the issue's page with its number set huge, title, short introduction and the list of issues, on the right its cover with your name as the masthead. Visitors drag the cover's corner and the page curls and turns to your next story. Further down, a contents page of every issue, a letter from the editor, a pull quote spread and a commissions section
• Work: the flatplan, every story laid out page by page the way an editor pins an issue to the wall, with filters by kind, sorting by date or title and a covers view
• Project: a feature for every story with an opening spread, the essay with notes in the margin, the photographs set as printed spreads, a pull quote, notes from the shoot, the credits and the next issue
• About: an interview with you, your two notebooks (one for pictures, one for what people say), commissions, the names you have worked for, press and shows
• Contact: a pink letters page with a contact form, plus email, phone, studio address, visiting hours and social links