Work
Concepts and sample projects. Not client references, but worked-out designs that show how we approach a brief, from the first idea to the technology.
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Seehaus
A calm website for three holiday apartments by the lake, with direct enquiries instead of a booking portal.
- The brief
- A host with three holiday apartments by the lake wants enquiries to come in directly instead of relying only on booking portals. Guests come from several countries and mostly browse on their phones.
- Our approach
- A calm, image-led website with a clear overview of the apartments, amenities at a glance and a three-step enquiry. Content in two languages, images in modern formats, no third-party scripts.
- Outcome
- A worked-out concept with a short path from the home page to a sent enquiry, with no customer account and no tracking. Design and structure make seasonal content easy to keep up to date.
- Planned stack
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- Astro
- TypeScript
- plain CSS
- AVIF/WebP
- EU-based form endpoint
Related service: Websites
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Raumwerk
An editorial portfolio for an interior design practice, with large images and fast load times.
- The brief
- An interior design practice needs a portfolio that shows projects large and atmospheric, without the site becoming heavy and slow.
- Our approach
- Generous image sequences, an editorial layout instead of a page-builder grid, and project pages covering brief, approach and materials. Images are served automatically in the right sizes and formats.
- Outcome
- A design concept where the images take centre stage and the site stays calm and clear on a phone. New projects can be added as a single file.
- Planned stack
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- Astro
- Content Collections
- AVIF/WebP
- optional CMS integration
Related service: Websites
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Studio Form
A lean web app that lets a ceramics studio fill course places without endless email back-and-forth.
- The brief
- A ceramics studio manages course dates and free places by email and spreadsheet. It takes time and keeps leading to double bookings.
- Our approach
- A web app for course dates. Participants see free places, reserve a spot and join a waiting list when a course is full. The studio gets a simple overview in the browser, including on the tablet at the counter.
- Outcome
- A clickable prototype showing how sign-ups can work without email ping-pong. It serves as the basis for a lean first version covering the most important workflows.
- Planned stack
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- TypeScript
- Astro with server endpoints
- SQLite or PostgreSQL
- Progressive Web App
Related service: Web apps
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