Melvin Winkeler

Brand experience
Branding
Digital
Strategy
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A digital identity where subtlety meets motion, giving Melvin Winkeler’s photography the stage it deserves.

Melvin Winkeler is a photographer drawn to subtle moments, where something soft meets something sharp. His work lives in natural light, honest textures and quiet elegance. Instinctive, yet considered.

For this project, we translated that tension into a digital identity and experience. We built a recognisable visual language rooted in his initials, MW, forming a distinctive mark that evolves in motion into his full name, Melvin Winkeler. A system that feels minimal yet dynamic. Calm yet alive. The result is a digital platform that slows you down and invites you to look closer.

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Brand design
Logo
Motion design
Visual language
Web strategy
Webdesign (UI & UX)
Webflow
Websites

Soft meets sharp. Stillness meets motion.

From the very first frame, you enter Melvin’s world through motion. His latest work takes center stage on the homepage, introduced through a refined motion language that reflects his photography.

Motion first

The homepage starts with a smooth horizontal journey through his most recent projects. A cinematic way of browsing, visual first and distraction free. As you continue, the experience shifts into a vertical scroll where we dive deeper into who Melvin is as a photographer, his specializations and testimonials from clients. The navigation transitions from the center of the screen to the top and continues to move as you explore the site. The platform never feels static. It lives and evolves with the work.

Built to explore!

His work lives in a floating wall of projects. Designed to keep you scrolling. Discovering. Staying longer than you planned. On the detail pages, we go big. Large editorial layouts give each project space to breathe and speak for itself. No clutter. Just imagery and rhythm. Prefer to scan quickly? A built-in quick menu allows you to jump directly to specific projects or clients balancing exploration with usability.

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