Ibiza Circular.

The biggest challenge was precisely the brand manual. The identity combined an emerald green with a light cyan — two colours that are hard to harmonise without the result feeling jarring. After a lot of trial and error, I found the solution: a gradient that blended both tones and a photograph of an Ibiza cove that brought those exact colours together naturally, which let the institutional palette feel coherent and luminous rather than forced.

The other big challenge was coordinating with the Consell. Since the regulations were still being finalised, small changes came in almost every hour, all under the pressure of launching the platform before summer 2025. On top of that came the drive to fit every piece of information into cards, to the point where the content no longer fit; much of the work was about ordering and prioritising that information so the site stayed clear and could breathe, without losing a single detail.

One bittersweet detail remains: over time, the site has drifted quite far from the original design. The company had no frontend or design profiles who could maintain the aesthetic I delivered, so I keep the video of that version as a record of how the project looked as it was conceived.