Problem
A woodworking shop needed a warm, simple digital showcase to present its work and receive inquiries.
Context
A freelance project independent from BaoBlue. It stayed a mockup: the structure and design are done, but the real product images never arrived.
Objective
Build a responsive landing that respected the brand's handcrafted character and was easy to complete with real content.
My role
- Designed and built the frontend interface.
- Tailored palette, composition and animations to a woodworking shop.
Solution
- Responsive landing with Next.js, Tailwind CSS and Framer Motion.
- Sections for the product lines, a gallery of work and contact.
- A structure ready to swap the placeholder images for real photographs.
Challenges & trade-offs
- Moving the experience and layout forward without presenting temporary material as the brand's final content.
Learnings
- Separating structure, visual direction and content lets work move forward without blocking everything on pending assets.
Result
Mockup finished at the interface level. It was not published: the real product images were missing.