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Concepts

Ideas for your next website. Explore the layouts and discover their design and potential features.

01 / DESIGN IN DETAIL

Beauty you can feel.

An elegant beauty salon website, designed for desktop and mobile.

LUMIÈRE

LUMIÈRE / Beauty salon website concept

A refined visual identity and a clear path to booking. Explore how a brand’s atmosphere can meet thoughtful interface design on desktop and mobile.

01 / VISUAL DESIGN

Design that sets the mood

A gentle palette: Ivory and sand tones create a calm foundation. Gold accents highlight calls to action and small details without competing with the photography.
Expressive typography: Large serif headlines bring personality, while a clean typeface for navigation and descriptions makes information easy to scan.
Photography and rhythm: The opening portrait sets the tone. Treatment cards, interior photography and generous spacing tell a coherent story about the salon.
Considered responsiveness: On mobile, the multi-column layout becomes a vertical sequence of cards. A compact menu and prominent booking action keep key tasks within reach.

02 / POTENTIAL FEATURES

Features built around booking

Service catalogue: Treatment categories with photographs, descriptions, duration and pricing. Dedicated pages can explain what makes each service different.
Online booking: An enquiry form with service selection and contact details. Optional calendar or booking-platform integration can add specialist selection and available time slots.
Reasons to trust: Specialist profiles, a work gallery and genuine reviews. Contact details, opening hours and directions help visitors prepare for their first appointment.
Management and growth: Language versions, CMS-based service editing, search metadata and enquiry analytics can be included in an agreed project scope.

This is a design concept, not a live salon website. Features described here are implementation options; integrations, timelines and costs are agreed separately. Figures and reviews within the mockup are illustrative.

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CONCEPT / CAR SERVICE

Design with drive.

A car service website with a clear service offering and a direct route to booking.

DRIVEPOINT

DRIVEPOINT / Car service website concept

A technical, confident identity where every detail supports the next step. The dark interface brings workshop photography, a structured service catalogue and prominent booking actions together on desktop and mobile.

01 / VISUAL DESIGN

An automotive visual identity

Graphite and orange: Dark surfaces frame the cars and workshop photography. Orange highlights primary actions, icons and important details.
Confident typography: Bold, condensed headings create a strong identity. Short descriptions and a clear hierarchy make services easy to scan.
Service in detail: Images of diagnostics, brakes, tyres and electrical work explain the specialisms. A workshop section introduces the team and its environment.
A mobile-first journey: On a smartphone, services become compact vertical cards. Navigation, contact information and booking actions remain easy to find.

02 / POTENTIAL FEATURES

From service to enquiry

Service catalogue: Dedicated pages for diagnostics, maintenance and repair, including the scope of work, estimated duration and approved prices.
Service booking: An enquiry form with service selection, vehicle make and model, preferred date and contact details. An optional live calendar can show available slots; otherwise a team member confirms the appointment.
Contact and confidence: Callback requests, contact details, directions and opening hours. Genuine reviews, team photographs and verified warranty terms can be added.
Enquiry management: Language versions, a service CMS, CRM or Telegram notifications and enquiry analytics can be included in the agreed development scope.

This is a design concept, not a live car service website. Contacts, locations, figures, warranties and reviews in the mockups are illustrative. Features and integrations are development options to be scoped separately.

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CONCEPT / ONLINE STORE

A catalogue made for discovery.

A construction supplies store concept with clear categories and prominent shopping actions.

STONIQ

STONIQ / Online store concept

A bright storefront for a broad range, from cement mixes to power tools. The composition combines architectural photography, product offers and clear navigation across desktop and mobile.

01 / VISUAL DESIGN

Product-focused design

White, graphite and yellow: Light surfaces keep the focus on products. Graphite text provides hierarchy, while yellow highlights the catalogue, search and cart actions.
Categories at a glance: Product photography makes each department recognisable. A prominent search field and navigation complement the visual catalogue.
Consistent product cards: Names, prices, ratings and purchase actions form a predictable grid. Promotional banners separate curated collections from the main product range.
A compact mobile layout: A streamlined header and two-column grid help shoppers browse on a phone. Key actions retain their bright visual accents.

02 / POTENTIAL FEATURES

From search to checkout

Catalogue and search: Categories, name or SKU search, and filters for brand, price and specifications. Each product group can have its own relevant filter set.
Product details: Photography, specifications, selling units, quantity selection and related products. Stock and current prices can be synchronised with inventory software.
Cart and checkout: Quantity editing, customer details, delivery options and payment selection. Payment and shipping integrations are chosen around the store’s operations.
Accounts and management: Wishlists, order history and order status for customers. Catalogue management, product imports and CRM order integration for the team.

This is a design concept, not a live store. Prices, brands, contacts, locations and ratings in the mockups are illustrative. Features and integrations are scoped during development.

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CONCEPT / INTERIOR DESIGN

Design that creates an atmosphere.

An interior design studio concept with an expressive portfolio, a clear service overview and an invitation to discuss a project.

ATELIER NOVA

ATELIER NOVA / Interior design studio

Deep dark tones, warm gold accents and large interior photographs create a refined visual identity. Desktop and mobile layouts introduce the studio, its approach, services and selected projects.

01 / VISUAL DESIGN

The details of a considered space

Dark tones and warm gold: Graphite surfaces and warm accents highlight materials, lighting and the atmosphere of each interior.
Refined typography: Serif headings pair with concise body text and a calm composition.
Visual portfolio: Large photographs, service cards and a project gallery communicate the studio’s style.
Responsive composition: The mobile layout retains expressive imagery, clear navigation and a prominent enquiry button.

02 / POTENTIAL FEATURES

From inspiration to a project conversation

Project portfolio: A gallery with individual interior project pages, design descriptions and photography.
Studio services: Presentations of interior design, procurement and author’s supervision.
Consultation enquiries: A form to share property details, preferences and project requirements.
Showreel and studio profile: A video introduction, team profiles and collaboration stages, with integrations scoped separately.

A design concept. Contacts, figures and offers shown are illustrative; features are scoped during development.

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CONCEPT / ONLINE STORE

Materials for bigger ideas.

A premium building materials store concept with dark surfaces, golden accents and striking architecture.

BuildPro

BuildPro / Online store concept

A dark storefront for building and home improvement, from cement mixes to lighting and power tools. The composition combines architectural photography, product offers and clear navigation across desktop and mobile.

01 / VISUAL DESIGN

Product-focused design

Graphite and warm gold: Dark surfaces highlight architecture and material photography. Light typography provides contrast, while golden accents emphasise catalogue and shopping actions.
Categories at a glance: Product photography makes each department recognisable. A prominent search field and navigation complement the visual catalogue.
Consistent product cards: Names, prices, ratings and purchase actions form a predictable grid. Promotional banners separate curated collections from the main product range.
A compact mobile layout: A streamlined header and responsive grid help shoppers browse on a phone. Key actions retain their bright visual accents.

02 / POTENTIAL FEATURES

From search to checkout

Catalogue and search: Categories, name or SKU search, and filters for brand, price and specifications. Each product group can have its own relevant filter set.
Product details: Photography, specifications, selling units, quantity selection and related products. Stock and current prices can be synchronised with inventory software.
Cart and checkout: Quantity editing, customer details, delivery options and payment selection. Payment and shipping integrations are chosen around the store’s operations.
Accounts and management: Wishlists, order history and order status for customers. Catalogue management, product imports and CRM order integration for the team.

This is a design concept, not a live store. Prices, brands, contacts, locations and ratings in the mockups are illustrative. Features and integrations are scoped during development.

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CONCEPT / CREATIVE AGENCY

Ideas beyond the ordinary.

A futuristic creative agency website concept with cosmic imagery and a bold project showcase.

NEXA

NEXA / Agency website concept

Dark surfaces, glowing planets and violet accents give NEXA a technology-led identity. Large headlines, selected projects and an agency introduction create a clear presentation across desktop and mobile.

01 / VISUAL DESIGN

A cosmic visual language

Dark surfaces and light: Deep black and blue-violet orbital imagery establish a futuristic character.
Large typography: High-contrast text and coloured accents emphasise key words and the agency’s offer.
Visual portfolio: Large project cards introduce product design, brand identity, digital experiences and applications.
Mobile composition: A vertical layout retains the main message, prominent action and compact project selection.

02 / POTENTIAL FEATURES

From discovery to enquiry

Case studies and services: Project pages with briefs, solutions, galleries and service categories.
Agency presentation: Team, approach, services and verified results based on the business’s actual information.
Video and motion: Optional showreel playback and subtle effects designed around performance and reduced-motion preferences.
Briefs and enquiries: A project enquiry form, contact options and delivery to a CRM or email inbox.

This is a design concept, not a live agency website. Project names, figures and awards in the mockups are illustrative. Features are scoped during development.

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