Overview
A UI/UX concept for Sanz Home Styling, designed to showcase its interior projects through a refined, photography-led digital experience.
The Challenges
The existing website felt generic and didn't reflect the studio's premium work. Projects were difficult to explore, while important content lacked a clear structure and hierarchy.
User Research
I focused on how prospective clients evaluate interior design studios, identifying their need to explore real projects, understand the studio's process, and build confidence before making contact.
Information Architecture
I structured the experience around the studio's key content, creating clear connections between the landing page, portfolio, project details, about, journal, and contact sections.
Wireframes
I explored the core layouts through low-fidelity wireframes, establishing content hierarchy and navigation before moving into the visual design.
Solution
The final experience uses large project imagery, featured work, testimonials, and detailed project storytelling to better communicate the studio's quality and design approach.
Mobile Experience
The layouts were adapted for mobile screens to maintain the same visual impact and usability across project pages, content sections, and key interactions.
