Photofolio is a photography portfolio website for a portrait, family, event and wedding photographer.
A photographer needed a site where the interface disappears. Photography sites fail in two directions: chrome that competes with the images, or minimalism so severe the work floats without context. The brief: photographs first, with just enough structure that a visitor can still find a service, a price and a way to book.
I built a dark, quiet frame around the work. The home page opens on a contact sheet you can drag, then moves through a pinned statement, a gallery you move through sideways, four services and a film strip of how a shoot works. Every project is one real session, so a page never mixes light or people. Built with Astro, GSAP and Lenis.
Desktop and phone, exactly as Photofolio visitors see them.
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The first screen is a contact sheet you can drag, and every page keeps the photographs as the interface.
4 more sections of the live site.
