SHADOZ
SHADOZ
SHADOZ
PROJECT
PROJECT
OVERVIEW
OVERVIEW
Shadoz is a cinematic black-and-white photography agency template I envisioned and branded from scratch. It’s more than a portfolio it’s a visual experience built around contrast, emotion, and stillness.
Shadoz is a cinematic black-and-white photography agency template I envisioned and branded from scratch. It’s more than a portfolio it’s a visual experience built around contrast, emotion, and stillness.
CONTRIBUTION
CONTRIBUTION
MY ROLE
YEAR
Creator
2025
THE
THE
Opportunity
Opportunity
I wanted to challenge myself to build a bold, emotional brand, one that didn't rely on color to make an impact.
With black and white photography, everything depends on depth, light, and space. That idea shaped every part of Shadoz from the name, to the layout, to the interactions. I treated this not just as a design challenge, but as a chance to build a brand identity with a focused niche and powerful storytelling.
THE
THE
ROLE
ROLE
This was a solo project, I wore every hat.
Brand Ideation & Naming
Tone of Voice + Microcopy
UI Design (Figma to Framer)
Built completely on Framer, using scroll effects, pinned sections, and intentional whitespace
Componentized layout for reusability and speed
I designed everything to feel slow, cinematic, and intentional — where every scroll and transition felt like a breath.
This was a solo project, I wore every hat.
Brand Ideation & Naming
Tone of Voice + Microcopy
UI Design (Figma to Framer)
Built completely on Framer, using scroll effects, pinned sections, and intentional whitespace
Componentized layout for reusability and speed
I designed everything to feel slow, cinematic, and intentional — where every scroll and transition felt like a breath.
This was a solo project, I wore every hat.
Brand Ideation & Naming
Tone of Voice + Microcopy
UI Design (Figma to Framer)
Built completely on Framer, using scroll effects, pinned sections, and intentional whitespace
Componentized layout for reusability and speed
I designed everything to feel slow, cinematic, and intentional — where every scroll and transition felt like a breath.
THE
THE
OUTCOME
OUTCOME
The result was a high-impact landing page that:
Felt like a short film in web format
Used contrast and space to guide attention
Was fully responsive and lightweight
Reusable layout blocks for future client templates
Served as a base for me to prototype and experiment with framerCMS, animations, and layouts
Shadoz became more than just a design piece, it became a template for how I want to build artful, niche-first brands in the future.
What I Learned
Designing with restraint is harder than it looks, especially in black and white
Typography, spacing, and hierarchy became my most powerful tools
I grew confident in building high-conversion landing pages that didn’t feel salesy
I refined my eye for how emotion and motion interplay in UX
The result was a high-impact landing page that:
Felt like a short film in web format
Used contrast and space to guide attention
Was fully responsive and lightweight
Reusable layout blocks for future client templates
Served as a base for me to prototype and experiment with framerCMS, animations, and layouts
Shadoz became more than just a design piece, it became a template for how I want to build artful, niche-first brands in the future.
What I Learned
Designing with restraint is harder than it looks, especially in black and white
Typography, spacing, and hierarchy became my most powerful tools
I grew confident in building high-conversion landing pages that didn’t feel salesy
I refined my eye for how emotion and motion interplay in UX
The result was a high-impact landing page that:
Felt like a short film in web format
Used contrast and space to guide attention
Was fully responsive and lightweight
Reusable layout blocks for future client templates
Served as a base for me to prototype and experiment with framerCMS, animations, and layouts
Shadoz became more than just a design piece, it became a template for how I want to build artful, niche-first brands in the future.
What I Learned
Designing with restraint is harder than it looks, especially in black and white
Typography, spacing, and hierarchy became my most powerful tools
I grew confident in building high-conversion landing pages that didn’t feel salesy
I refined my eye for how emotion and motion interplay in UX