The film stays central
Rather than building a gallery with video, the experience is organised around the film. Vows, photography and credits add context without competing with it.
01 / Digital product · 2026
The Wedding
Zine.
A cinematic, interactive home for wedding films, vows and photography, conceived as a product rather than a delivery page.
The idea
The film should not end at a download link.
The Wedding Zine turns audiovisual delivery into an editorial experience of its own: film, vows, photography and credits brought together in a space made for the couple and the studio's work.
The product, in context
An experience designed to be seen, not just explained.
The Leo & Melissa demo is shown inside the case to put the real product in desktop and mobile context. Film, vows, gallery and editorial rhythm belong to the same experience.
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The problem
A beautiful experience still has to work as a product.
The challenge was connecting visual direction, mobile experience, content management and a workflow studios can actually use. The same decisions had to work for the person viewing the page and the people creating and maintaining it.
Product decisions
Content is separated from presentation
Names, date, location, film, vows, gallery and credits follow a shared structure. New pages can be created without redesigning the product for every wedding.
Variation without losing the system
Themes and languages adapt the experience to the couple and studio while keeping the same product foundation and publishing flow.
Delivery is also an operational problem
The product is designed so publishing and maintaining a wedding becomes a repeatable process rather than a new web project for every delivery.
The system
Experience
A vertical narrative centred on the film, with vows, gallery and credits as parts of the same memory.
Product
A structure designed for multiple weddings, languages, themes and studio operation.
Operations
Designed to reduce repetitive work and make publishing, editing and maintenance clear processes.
Brand
An identity strong enough to sell as a product and restrained enough to let each wedding lead.
What it demonstrates
Creative thinking with a real operational layer.
The project crosses digital product, UX/UI, development, audiovisual, branding and workflow design. It is exactly the kind of problem that does not fit neatly inside one discipline.
Live product