Website design for artists and the art world is the focus of our work. We also design and develop websites for others whose work intersects with art—authors, therapists, lawyers, healthcare providers, non-profits and more.
Every website is custom, designed from the ground up around your own work and structured to keep serving you as that work grows.
Pricing is based on your specific requirements and will be determined after an initial (free) consultation.
HOMEPAGES
The first impression a visitor gets as they open a website needs to convey that quality of your work that you most want them to understand. It may be the texture of the paint, it may be the variety of work, it may be a current project. The treatment we suggest will support these needs. Below the opening presentation, it’s often helpful to include a short statement providing context and/or introductory images to your various portfolios; sometimes also upcoming events. See this article on long-scrolling pages for artist websites for more on that.
WORK ARCHIVE PAGES
If you haven’t already created a good introduction to the range of your work on the homepage (or even if you have) an archive page showing a selection of images in each category of your work helps people to see where they want to explore. The ways these pages can be designed is as varied as the body of work they need to represent. Here a just a few options we’ve made:
SINGLE WORK PAGES
As with the archive pages, each body of work has its own needs for how to display a work in its own page. Some require alternate views, some require extensive text, some require enquiry/sales functionality, etc. Here are a few single work pages we have built:
As you can see across our portfolio categories, every design is specific to the client’s aesthetic and aims—and yours will be shaped the same way.
We guide you through the whole process and provide a full range of services as you need them:
- branding & content strategy
- website design & development
- logo design & business cards
- e-commerce
- search engine optimization
Throughout, we keep you closely involved, so the finished website reflects your judgment as much as ours. And because the website is the public face of your work, we can build it alongside a private archive that holds the full record. See Digital Archives for Art.
