Kigamittsu
[1]
Overview
I designed and developed the corporate website for Kigamitsu, a company engaged in graphic design services. Along with the office relocation, the website was fully renewed with a focus on improved clarity and usability. Built around the concept of being clearer and easier to navigate, the site was structured to allow users to interact with it intuitively. I was responsible for the design, Framer development, and client communication.
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Goals
To enhance the previous website, I redesigned and rebuilt it with a stronger focus on clarity and readability. Emphasis was placed on a minimal and simple visual approach. The site was structured to improve accessibility between pages and incorporates tree-inspired elements that reflect the company’s name. The goal was to create a website that users would want to visit again and again.
[3]
Insights
To ensure a comfortable browsing experience, the loading animation is displayed only once per visit. The site allows users to move intuitively from the top page to individual Works detail pages. To maintain natural scrolling behavior, the Works detail pages are designed with a vertical scroll that translates into horizontal movement.
[4]
Outcome
The site features a simple CMS structure that allows for easy updates. The fast, responsive loading animation and the navigation color system—designed to clearly indicate which page the user is currently on—were especially well received.
Kigamittsu
[1]
Overview
I designed and developed the corporate website for Kigamitsu, a company engaged in graphic design services. Along with the office relocation, the website was fully renewed with a focus on improved clarity and usability. Built around the concept of being clearer and easier to navigate, the site was structured to allow users to interact with it intuitively. I was responsible for the design, Framer development, and client communication.
[2]
Goals
To enhance the previous website, I redesigned and rebuilt it with a stronger focus on clarity and readability. Emphasis was placed on a minimal and simple visual approach. The site was structured to improve accessibility between pages and incorporates tree-inspired elements that reflect the company’s name. The goal was to create a website that users would want to visit again and again.
[3]
Insights
To ensure a comfortable browsing experience, the loading animation is displayed only once per visit. The site allows users to move intuitively from the top page to individual Works detail pages. To maintain natural scrolling behavior, the Works detail pages are designed with a vertical scroll that translates into horizontal movement.
[4]
Outcome
The site features a simple CMS structure that allows for easy updates. The fast, responsive loading animation and the navigation color system—designed to clearly indicate which page the user is currently on—were especially well received.
Kigamittsu
[1]
Overview
I designed and developed the corporate website for Kigamitsu, a company engaged in graphic design services. Along with the office relocation, the website was fully renewed with a focus on improved clarity and usability. Built around the concept of being clearer and easier to navigate, the site was structured to allow users to interact with it intuitively. I was responsible for the design, Framer development, and client communication.
[2]
Goals
To enhance the previous website, I redesigned and rebuilt it with a stronger focus on clarity and readability. Emphasis was placed on a minimal and simple visual approach. The site was structured to improve accessibility between pages and incorporates tree-inspired elements that reflect the company’s name. The goal was to create a website that users would want to visit again and again.
[3]
Insights
To ensure a comfortable browsing experience, the loading animation is displayed only once per visit. The site allows users to move intuitively from the top page to individual Works detail pages. To maintain natural scrolling behavior, the Works detail pages are designed with a vertical scroll that translates into horizontal movement.
[4]
Outcome
The site features a simple CMS structure that allows for easy updates. The fast, responsive loading animation and the navigation color system—designed to clearly indicate which page the user is currently on—were especially well received.
Kigamittsu
[1]
Overview
I designed and developed the corporate website for Kigamitsu, a company engaged in graphic design services. Along with the office relocation, the website was fully renewed with a focus on improved clarity and usability. Built around the concept of being clearer and easier to navigate, the site was structured to allow users to interact with it intuitively. I was responsible for the design, Framer development, and client communication.
[2]
Goals
To enhance the previous website, I redesigned and rebuilt it with a stronger focus on clarity and readability. Emphasis was placed on a minimal and simple visual approach. The site was structured to improve accessibility between pages and incorporates tree-inspired elements that reflect the company’s name. The goal was to create a website that users would want to visit again and again.
[3]
Insights
To ensure a comfortable browsing experience, the loading animation is displayed only once per visit. The site allows users to move intuitively from the top page to individual Works detail pages. To maintain natural scrolling behavior, the Works detail pages are designed with a vertical scroll that translates into horizontal movement.
[4]
Outcome
The site features a simple CMS structure that allows for easy updates. The fast, responsive loading animation and the navigation color system—designed to clearly indicate which page the user is currently on—were especially well received.