SOMO STUDIO

The studio’s own website needed to show how we work without saying too much. We designed it as a cohesive whole: dark scenes with video and glass alternate with light sections that are easy to read. The transparent header adapts to the content beneath it, and the hero section is visible immediately, with the headline, buttons and a video showing an android walking in glass shoes.

The visual language is built around glass, chrome and underwater motifs: jellyfish, glass lilies and shells. The images and videos were created specifically for the studio and brought together in one media library. Headings use Unbounded, while the body text uses the sans-serif font Onest. Prices, timelines and the work process are clearly presented, so visitors can see them before sending the first message.

• Home hero video, website formats, our approach, projects, articles and contact options
• Pricing & process three formats with “from” prices, a comparison, how we work, questions and answers, and a separate page for each format
• Projects a catalogue and case study pages: AMON, Chistaya Sova and this website
• Articles a catalogue and 13 articles about how websites work and how they are built
• About the studio and contacts the studio’s approach, Telegram and email
• Documents and utility pages privacy policy, terms of use and a custom 404 page

The homepage is built as a sequence of scenes. After the hero video come the three website formats, followed by the “Every project is a digital experience of its own” panel, which expands as you scroll. Next is the studio’s approach, featuring the “An Idea Takes Shape” video, followed by the projects carousel, articles and an invitation to discuss a project.

The animations here aren’t for effect: text appears as you read, and videos play only when they are on screen. For those who have reduced motion turned on in their system settings, the site shows everything at once, without animations.