Exhibition Services Company Website

Client

An exhibition design and production company delivering large-scale art exhibitions, meeting arrangements and interactive displays for museums, galleries and institutional clients.

Challenge

Bring the full exhibition lifecycle — concept, 3D design, production, construction, equipment and on-site delivery — into one corporate site. The page had to communicate scale and credibility through real project photography and hard numbers, while keeping the enquiry path to a single short form.

My role

• Visual direction and page system
• Information architecture across the four business areas
• Hero art direction and typography
• Service scope split layout
• Stats band and case gallery composition
• Online enquiry form design
• Responsive layout

Solution

The homepage opens on a full-bleed interior photograph under a thin white frame, with "Creating a new exhibition experience" set as the single promise. That frame motif sets the section language: an image-and-panel split for Business Scope, where six service lines — venue leasing and layout, exhibition production, meeting arrangement and equipment rental, 3D design and construction, photography and videography, logo design — sit against an indigo panel, followed by a numbered index running 01–04 across the four business areas.

A Data Display band moves to a deep violet gradient with three ring gauges — projects completed, annual service days and total clients — so scale reads at a glance without a wall of copy. Case Presentation follows as a six-frame gallery mixing exhibition halls, installation views and opening-day crowds.

About Us pairs an interior photograph with company copy, and the page closes on an Online enquiry card over a violet-tinted gallery scene: name, contact number and requirement, nothing more. The indigo accent is reserved for service panels, data and form actions, letting the photography carry the page.

Tech stack

Design system, responsive layout grid, split service modules, stat gauges, gallery composition, form UX.

Live preview

The full-page design is shown above. A walkthrough is available on request.