Role
Web Designer / UI Designer — concept, visual design, information architecture, interface system.
Project goal
A portal-style website design for “Photozone”, organised around photography content, articles and repeated editorial modules. The interface uses a familiar news structure with clear navigation and distinct content areas, making a large amount of material accessible without hiding it behind unnecessary interaction. The objective was to combine a recognisable visual identity with a structure that could scale beyond the first screen and remain practical as content grows.
Creative and technical approach
The visual system is deliberately functional: image thumbnails, section headings and a consistent grid create rhythm across the page. The result is a content-first design suited to a photography publication where browsing and comparison are central to the experience.
The layout was developed as a system rather than as one static page: reusable modules, consistent spacing and clear hierarchy make the concept easier to extend while keeping the brand recognisable. The priority was to balance visual personality with practical navigation.
Result
A coherent digital concept with a recognisable visual personality and a clear route through the content. The modular structure gives the project room to grow into additional pages and future development while keeping the user experience consistent.