Henning Ludvigsen
A visual-first portfolio that gives a large body of illustration work room to be explored.
Start with what needed to work better.
For an established illustrator with work spanning 2D art, 3D art, board games, computer games and personal projects, the website has to make a very large catalogue feel enjoyable rather than overwhelming. The work itself needs to stay the hero while still giving visitors context and a route to enquire.
Let the artwork lead while keeping the site practical to manage.
Four parts of the project that made the biggest difference.
Categories and project pages make a large archive easier to browse by type of work.
The interface gives artwork space and keeps navigation from competing with the images.
Individual project pages can hold multiple images and context without flattening everything into one gallery.
Articles, tutorials and personal interests give the site more personality and keep it useful beyond a static portfolio.
Easier discovery
Visitors can move from broad categories into individual projects without losing the sense of scale.
A stronger professional showcase
The breadth of work can be presented to potential clients without asking them to sift through one endless gallery.
A platform that can keep growing
New projects and articles can be added over time without redesigning the whole experience.
The relationship does not end at launch.
Creative portfolios change constantly. Support can focus on new project additions, gallery structure, performance, content updates and keeping the site healthy as the archive grows.
Built for the job now.
Ready for what comes next.
We choose the technology around the workflow, the people using it and how the project will be maintained. The point is not to use the most fashionable stack. It is to leave the client with something dependable and understandable.
Yes. We can help keep the platform stable while adding new work, changing layouts and dealing with hosting or compatibility issues as the site evolves.
Often yes. A focused review can identify whether the theme, plugins and hosting are still worth keeping before recommending a rebuild.
Yes. The process can be collaborative and flexible, especially where the visual work needs to lead the design.
Let’s shape it around your business.
Your project will have its own priorities. Tell us what you want to improve and we will work out the right approach with you.