TEM Studio

Visitors need to see the quality of the studio's work and understand what it offers. The interface gives imagery room while keeping services and projects easy to locate.

The main journey moves from assessing work to understanding services and finding a collaboration route. Page architecture should connect each visual to its project context.

A large visual and expressive typography introduce the studio. Project cards and service categories organize imagery and descriptions into browsable units.

Large images support the showcase and concise copy guides selection. Work categories need to remain predictable within the expressive visual treatment.

The wireframe documents the layout and navigation. Light and dark versions apply different visual treatments to that structure. The artwork is shown in the context of the interface design.

An evaluation could test finding a service, a related project and a contact route. Keyboard access, meaningful image alternatives and media loading costs also need review.