Websites · Design concept
A museum website concept connecting exhibition discovery, an artwork story and visit planning, with proposed editorial typography and visitor states.
Design concepts, not client projects. Screens are static mockups; names and data are illustrative.
Create space to discover an exhibition and read about an artwork, while leaving a direct route to practical visit planning.
The overview introduces the exhibition through an editorial composition.
A dedicated story screen gives an artwork room for interpretation and imagery.
The visit planner provides a practical next step after browsing the exhibition.
Art imagery can lead without forcing explanatory text into a small caption. Longer stories need comfortable line lengths.
Opening information and access details should have a direct route. Visitors should not need to finish an artwork story to find them.
Proposed design specimens. These are static examples, not working controls or a production specification.
Exhibition identity
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Reading surface
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Stories & labels
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Clear information. A considered next step.
Use serif headings for the exhibition and plain text for visitor instructions. Label sizes should remain useful when artwork imagery occupies most of the screen.
Give artwork and interpretation separate breathing room. Keep practical visit details more closely grouped than the editorial story.
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Some visitors arrive to read; others need practical information quickly. A direct planning route supports both intentions without shortening the exhibition story. Real opening hours and accessibility details must be kept current.
