Acoustic partitioning is a spatial product. You feel it in a room. Savile Row Projects had photography that captured exactly that, and a site that put none of it to use.
 The new site had two jobs: get architects and decision-makers into the London showroom, and serve the trade with downloadable blueprints and specs.

An editorial home for a quiet luxury product

Savile Row Projects

<h2>My responsibilities</h2>
 <ul>
 <li>Dual-audience IA — Two user types, one site. Aspirational for architects and decision-makers; functional for the trade. Routed so neither audience wades through the other's content.</li>
 <li>Web Design — Editorial-grade typography, hierarchy, and pacing. Photography at the forefront.</li>
 <li>Responsive Design — Mobile designed as a first-class surface, not a fallback.</li>
 <li>Frontend Development — Everything designed in Figma, signed off, then built.</li>
 </ul>

Web design

Responsive designs