Case Study - Arch Studio

A responsive, multi-page architecture website focused on UI implementation, layout precision, and performance optimization.

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Client
Arch
Year
Service
Frontend development

Overview

Arch Studio is an architecture studio website that emphasizes frontend implementation and responsive layout, translating a detailed Figma design into a polished, multi-page site

The project was built as a static site using Vite, with a focus on visual accuracy, layout structure, and clean component composition.

In a production setting, this website can be paired with a headless CMS to enable dynamic content management.

The Challenge

Architecture and studio websites require strong visual presentation while maintaining clarity and consistency across pages.

Key challenges included:

  • Implementing complex, responsive layouts across multiple pages
  • Maintaining design consistency while avoiding duplicated code
  • Structuring components for potential CMS-driven content
  • Ensuring performance and accessibility standards

Solution

The site was built as a static frontend application with a clear separation between layout, components, and page structure.**.

Components were designed to be reusable and data-driven, making the project suitable for future integration with a CMS without major refactoring.

What I Did

  • UI implementation
  • Responsive layout
  • Component architecture
  • Static site development (Vite)

Key Takeaways

  • Delivered a polished, production-quality frontend under time constraints
  • Built layouts and components with future CMS integration in mind
  • Demonstrated strong attention to detail and design accuracy
  • Reinforced my primary focus on modern frontend development

Notes on CMS Integration

This project represents the UI layer that would typically consume CMS-managed content in a production environment.

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