01Interior design studio
Linden & Co. (concept project)
A calm, editorial website where large photography and generous spacing let the work lead.
Web design · Development
Portfolio
Concept projects,built like real sites.
Six concept projects, each designed as a complete website for a different kind of business. They show how we approach structure, typography and detail. They are our own explorations, not client work.
02Skincare brand
Maison Élise (concept project)
A mobile-first shop with soft colour and refined type, and a simple path from product to checkout.
UI/UX · Responsive design · E-commerce
03Digital product interface
Tideline (concept project)
An analytics dashboard that turns dense data into a clear, calm overview.
UI/UX · Design system · Development
04Boutique fashion
Atelier No. 8 (concept project)
Editorial art direction for a fashion label: oversized type, white space and one confident crop.
Art direction · Web design
05Boutique hotel
Stillwater Retreat (concept project)
An atmospheric hotel website with a booking bar that stays out of the way.
Web design · Booking interface · Development
06Premium fitness
Forma Athletics (concept project)
A bold fitness website with high-contrast type and a class timetable built for quick decisions.
Brand website · Interaction · Development
Testimonials
5.0
I had been burned by agencies that vanish after the kickoff call. AYRA did the opposite: a short note every week, a clear next step every time, and a first design that already sounded like us. The launch was almost boring, which is exactly what I wanted.
- 4.9
“What I noticed was how quickly decisions got made. They would show two options, say which one they would pick and why, and we moved on. We saved weeks just by not going in circles.”
Oliver BennettDesign decisions - 5.0
“I opened the site on my own phone before anyone asked me to, and nothing broke. Menu, forms, the photo gallery, all of it just works at that size, which is rarer than it should be.”
Daniel HayesMobile experience - 4.8
“I am not technical and was nervous about the process. They explained trade-offs in normal words, and the small things, like spacing and how a button feels, got more attention than I expected.”
Amelia BrooksProcess & detail
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