Velune is the studio I build business products under. Its site is both a storefront and a sample: a client sees at once what level of site they will get.
What the site is about
The site explains what the studio does: websites with 3D graphics, help with showing up in search and on maps, and every project built by hand.
The headline, “A site worthy of your name”, leads to two buttons: discuss a project, or go straight to terms and pricing.
How it looks
The site opens with a logo splash. Then comes a dark starry sky with a 3D logo in the clouds. Each section is its own scene with a full-width title: websites, presence, handmade work, “What you get”.
Clouds drift behind the text and cards appear as you scroll. On a phone the layout rearranges: the logo moves up, the headline and buttons stay within reach.
Prices and contacts
Prices are public. The three packages are called Pavilion, Residence and Estate, and support after launch is offered separately. At the bottom there is a big logo and every way to get in touch, so nobody has to look for where to write.
