
J² Photonics
Website Concept & Visual Direction
Conceptual website design developed under content uncertainty.
Focus on modular structure and a scalable visual system.
Role & Scope
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UX Research
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Visual Direction
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Logo Curation
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Brand Color System
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High-Fidelity Web Prototype
Initial Objective
The company requested a minimal website prioritizing direct communication and ease of contact.

Research
A short survey and competitive review were conducted to identify user expectations and structural gaps in similar websites.
The goal was to create a clear, modular layout adaptable to different industries.
Logo Curation
I curated and selected the logo, based on budget constraints and brand alignment considerations.


Brand Color System
A scalable color system was defined to ensure consistency across the website and future implementations.
Shades and usage hierarchy were structured for accessibility and flexibility.
Key Design Decisions & Project Evolution
Due to undefined final content and industry scope, the layout was designed as a flexible, modular system.
Visual placeholders were intentionally kept abstract to allow future adaptation.
The initial concept focused on a minimal, communication-centred structure.
Following the SEO consultation, the architecture evolved into a multi-page structure to improve discoverability and content depth.
The layout system was adapted accordingly.


High-Fidelity Prototype
The prototype demonstrates layout hierarchy, visual balance, and content adaptability. Responsive behaviour was planned through Wix implementation, but was not executed due to project closure.
Design Approach & Professional Considerations
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Maintained a minimal, communication-focused UX despite an expanded SEO-driven structure
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Simplified keyword-heavy navigation labels to preserve clarity and usability
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Designed a flexible system adaptable to undefined future content and industry positioning
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Prioritised budget-conscious visual decisions (logo selection, image direction) while preserving brand quality
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Ensured the architecture could support future blog integration and scalable content growth