Mood, motion and references
Three things in one place: the mood and tone we are aiming for, the motion we would actually use shown running in the browser, and the award-winning sites we are measuring against. Internal reference. It does not touch the live site.
Quiet luxury: ivory and ink, with gold as a material detail rather than a colour you notice. Architectural restraint, natural light, honest materials. These are tone references to agree the FEEL, not photography for the site.
Serious money that does not shout. Confident, spare, material. Closer to a luxury maison or a watchmaker than a consultancy. If a section feels busy or decorative, it is wrong.
The actual animations, not screenshots. Press replay to watch each. Every one is built to respect reduced-motion: if a visitor has that set, or on a narrow screen, the motion is replaced by the plain final state, never a broken or trapped one.
Buttons scale down on press and brighten on hover; links draw a gold underline. Every control has a visible focus ring.
Scroll through this section: the frame holds and the portfolio moves sideways. On a narrow screen or with reduced-motion it becomes a plain stacked list instead, so it can never trap the scroll.
Accounting, tax and payroll for businesses operating in Italy.
Acquisition support, tenant management and portfolio oversight.
Villa rentals and private events across Tuscany.
An end to end rebuild for founders who have outgrown their structure.
The sites we are measuring against, and the one thing to take from each. Awwwards rotates, so these are current references, best reviewed live.