All work

Project Array

photo and video studio

Shoot booking with deposits, a preset, LUT and software store, and a portfolio built for big photos.

Fourteen seconds, no sound.

The headache

Studio sites are mostly video and large photos, which is what makes sites slow. This one also books shoots, sells presets, LUTs and software, and delivers finished work.

  • In the way: Camera photos are far bigger than a page needs.

    The fix: Gallery uploads shrink in the browser first, with a full-size option.

  • In the way: Sending buyers elsewhere to pay loses some.

    The fix: The cart opens in a drawer. Buyers never leave the shop to pay.

  • In the way: File delivery means email chains and chasing balances.

    The fix: Each client gets a private link. The balance is paid there and the files unlock.

  • In the way: One big bundle means downloading the whole site for one page.

    The fix: Code is split by page. The first load carries only what it needs.

Project Array website, full page
The home page, captured live. Desktop layout, scaled to fit. Visit project-array.com.

Heavy media that doesn't feel heavy: a video hero, a filterable wall of large photography, a shop and a booking path. The work is the product, so nothing in the interface competes with it.

Up close

Recent framesAn uneven grid: one large frame beside smaller ones, so strong shots get room.
Worked withClient brands in one row of white marks under the work. No logo shouts over the photos.

The look, and why

Black, because every image is someone's photograph and any hue would tint it. A true #000000 ground lets frame edges dissolve, so the media is the only lit thing. Headlines are Bebas Neue at 128px: a condensed face fits a long line across one screen, so type sits over footage. One hard lime on the buttons, the prices and one headline word.

What does your website need to do?

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