Projects
Explore five independent website concepts and an interactive dashboard concept—each combining a distinct visual world with thoughtful functionality.
Selected work
Five websites bringing brand, content and technology together in a complete digital experience.
Independent concept work is always labelled explicitly, making it clear which work was created on our own initiative.
Festival website · programme & favourites
A bold mobile-first festival experience combining atmosphere, a filterable programme and practical visitor information.
Multilingual festival website
A floral festival experience with a complete seven-day programme, favourite artists and an accessible photo experience.
Website & visual CMS
A playful, warm family website with clear visitor journeys and a visual CMS for pages, media and publishing.
Website & content platform
An adventurous visitor experience bringing animals, habitats and practical information into a naturalistic 3D world.
Website, CMS & lead platform
A conversion-focused website for a specialist construction company, with service pages, before-and-after projects, quotation flows and a connected CMS.
Concept case · not a customer claim
A demonstration for an organisation handling requests through email, forms and spreadsheets. The concept combines intake, status and collaboration in one portal.
Good morning
Start a request or check current progress.
4
Open requests
2
Action needed
12
Completed this year
Onboard a new colleague
Requested on 22 July
Change software access
Completed on 18 July
Replace a device
Updated on 15 July
This demonstration was designed by Pixxelfy. Names, data and functionality are fictional.
From bottleneck to product decision
Quality comes from the connection between user, process and operations—not from the number of screens.
Submit requests, share information and follow progress in a calm self-service environment.
Priorities, ownership, deadlines and exceptions visible in one working view.
Customer, request and document data shared without repeated manual entry.
Each person sees only what their role requires.
Product choices
Customers only see the information that helps them understand and act. Staff retain the internal notes, priorities and controls needed to deliver the work. Explicit visibility rules protect that boundary.
What task is each user trying to complete?
What information do they need, and where does it live?
Who decides, reviews or takes over a request?
How does the process remain manageable as volume grows?
Ready for a useful next step?
Show us where users or teams get stuck today. We will help turn that insight into a clear product concept.