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● Pre-launch · Client work
A new website for a photo studio that has shot weddings, engagements, outdoor sets and studio portraits in İskenderun since 1980: portfolio, packages and WhatsApp bookings.
Sector
Photography · Weddings and shoots
Our role
Web design · Development
Status
Pre-launch
Started
October 2026
01
A photo studio’s website is the first place couples look when deciding. Sample shoots, packages, prices and a way to book had to sit on one page and read comfortably on a phone.
02
We built a one-page shop window that puts the photography first. Packages are shown with their prices; booking requests land on the WhatsApp line the studio already uses. The design was chosen on a canvas first, then carried into code one to one.
So the studio can use the site without waiting on tech support.
The form never goes to a server; the details turn into a ready-made WhatsApp message that visitors review and send themselves.
HOW IT SHOWS ON THE SITE
Phone number, opening hours, packages and prices live in one data file; changing content never means touching the design.
HOW IT SHOWS ON THE SITE
Package cards and the form draw from the same list.
Images are converted to WebP and resized for each screen at build time; fonts are served from the site’s own server.
HOW IT SHOWS ON THE SITE
Screens are from the site itself; its identity is below.
The studio’s own way of working, told on the site in the same four steps.
Date, venue and expectations are discussed.
On an outdoor set, in the open air or in the studio.
Shots are picked together, then edited.
Albums, framed prints and digital files.
BRAND IDENTITY
Olive green and warm paper tones: the colour of natural light at outdoor shoots. The photography always comes first; the interface stays in the background.
A one-page website, seven services, three packages, a booking form and legal pages. Almost every content change is made from a single data file.
A serverless, static site: it loads fast and is cheap to host. Fonts are served from its own server; no requests go to Google Fonts.
