Revolver NYCWebsite design + Webflow development
Revolver New York is a boutique branding agency located in NYC’s Chelsea neighborhood. They work primarily in the luxury hospitality space and have a very well refined body of work, however, their website was outdated and difficult to update.
As the sole digital designer at the studio at the time, I was responsible for figuring out how to best design and build out the new website. Working with my colleagues at the studio, we opted to design and prototype in Figma, and build it out in Webflow. After finalizing the designs, I was able to bring it to life using custom animations, interactions, and hover states. Additionally, anyone at the studio can easily add new project pages as I built out the internal pages using the Webflow CMS.
As the sole digital designer at the studio at the time, I was responsible for figuring out how to best design and build out the new website. Working with my colleagues at the studio, we opted to design and prototype in Figma, and build it out in Webflow. After finalizing the designs, I was able to bring it to life using custom animations, interactions, and hover states. Additionally, anyone at the studio can easily add new project pages as I built out the internal pages using the Webflow CMS.
Client: Revolver NYC
Scope: Website Design + Webflow Development
Collaborators: Ruth Costello, Gary Rizzolo, Artisha Kwak
Awards: Site Inspire - Site of the day
Typewolf - Site of the day
Scope: Website Design + Webflow Development
Collaborators: Ruth Costello, Gary Rizzolo, Artisha Kwak
Awards: Site Inspire - Site of the day
Typewolf - Site of the day
Dynamic Project Pages
When designing the site, we wanted to create something scalable and easy to update, without having to feel restricted in what we could showcase for each project. In order to do this, we created a series of project page templates that varied in content and then created a toggle-able layout option in the site’s CMS, which allowed us to give each project a unique look and feel while still maintaing some level of uniformity throughout the site.
When designing the site, we wanted to create something scalable and easy to update, without having to feel restricted in what we could showcase for each project. In order to do this, we created a series of project page templates that varied in content and then created a toggle-able layout option in the site’s CMS, which allowed us to give each project a unique look and feel while still maintaing some level of uniformity throughout the site.