01 / Problem
The product challenge
Photography sites must showcase imagery without hiding the practical tasks that turn interest into a session or help a client retrieve finished work.
Photography / Booking / Client galleries
A visual-first photography website that connects portfolio browsing, session inquiries, booking, and client gallery access in one cohesive experience.

The experience at a glance
Large photography and restrained copy establish the brand quickly. Portfolio categories support exploration, while booking and gallery paths serve prospective and returning clients.
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01 / Problem
Photography sites must showcase imagery without hiding the practical tasks that turn interest into a session or help a client retrieve finished work.
02 / Design intent
Use the images as the primary evidence, then surface clear routes for browsing categories, requesting a session, and accessing a gallery.
03 / Key decisions
04 / Interaction & usability
The navigation separates discovery, conversion, and client access. Strong image contrast and short labels keep the experience usable even when photography dominates the screen.
05 / Tools & skills
Responsive web design, visual hierarchy, image-led composition, information architecture, booking flows, gallery delivery, lead capture, and production implementation.
06 / What I’d improve next
A mature version can connect inquiry source, booking status, gallery delivery, and follow-up while keeping the public experience quiet and image-first.
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