3wk
Delivered in 3 Weeks
6 features
Core Features Shipped
100%
Fully Responsive
The photographer gained a platform that presents their archive with the integrity it deserves. Zero distractions, full creative control, and infrastructure that scales as the body of work grows.
Page load times came in well under two seconds even on image-heavy pages, and the CMS integration means new series can go live without any technical friction.
On The Fly Frames is a photography project born from a desire to capture atmosphere: the unplanned, the fleeting, the overlooked. The brief was simple: build something that gets out of the way of the photographs.
We designed and developed a minimal, fast-loading website with a focus on image quality and quiet navigation. Every layout decision was made to ensure the imagery remained the sole focus.
The result is a high-performance platform with smooth transitions, lazy-loaded full-resolution images, and a structure flexible enough to grow with the photographer's archive.
Services
Platform
Web, Desktop & Mobile
Timeline
3 Weeks
Year
2026
Every feature was chosen deliberately. Nothing added for the sake of it. The site prioritises speed, clarity, and immersion, letting the photography do what it is meant to do.
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Tailored backend architecture built around the client's specific workflow and system requirements. No generic solutions.
02
Efficient data modelling and management with security best practices baked in from the ground up.
03
Seamless connections to external services and platforms, extending the site's capabilities without adding complexity.
04
CI/CD pipelines that make updates fast, reliable, and consistent, reducing manual effort and the risk of errors on release.
05
Purpose-built admin interfaces that give the client full control over their platform content without technical knowledge.
06
Built to grow. Infrastructure designed from the start to handle increased load and new features as the product evolves.
Next.js
Framework
Tailwind CSS
Styling
Sanity
Content Management
Vercel
Deployment