A place online for
Frame That Visual.
Photographer Daan van Heumen wanted to show his work beyond Instagram. I built a website where his photos take the lead, alongside space for services and enquiries.
- Client
- Daan van Heumen
- My work
- Web design & development
- Languages
- Dutch & English
- Delivered
- Portfolio, services & contact
The brief: show photos beyond Instagram.
Daan wanted a portfolio that anyone could view. People without Instagram needed to see his photography too. The work came first, followed by an explanation of his services.
Alongside automotive photography, he creates images for businesses. The website needed room for these different types of work. We chose two languages because he also reaches English-speaking visitors.
The approach: look first, then explore.
Photography leads the design
Large images and a dark background give the photos space. Red accents highlight buttons and links. The work stays central, with clear ways to explore further.
Separate spaces for work and services
Visitors can browse photography in the portfolio. The services page explains what they can hire Daan for. This keeps the information clear.
Contact stays close
Anyone wanting to discuss a shoot can send an enquiry through the website. The Dutch and English pages offer the same journey: view the work, read more and get in touch.
The result: a portfolio of his own to share.
Frame That Visual now has a website for his photos, services and story. Daan can send people directly to his work, even if they don’t follow him on social media.
The site was delivered in Dutch and English and adapts to mobile and desktop. Visit the live version to browse the portfolio yourself.
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I’m Ravi de Valk, a web designer in Wijchen. Whether you want to show photos, services or other projects, tell me what your business needs.