La Vie Éternelle.

I built the project with Next.js, leaning on its hybrid rendering architecture for fast loading and a smooth experience — especially important on a site where animations and visual content carry considerable weight. Tailwind let me maintain a coherent, scalable design system, keeping consistency between sections without sacrificing the creative flexibility this kind of project demands.

One of the aspects I worked on most was the chapter-based narrative that guides the user through the brand's story, seeking a balance between editorial aesthetics and usability so that the navigation felt as considered as the content itself. I also paid special attention to performance and adaptability across devices — something often neglected in highly visual sites, but here it was key to keeping the elegance intact in every format.

This project marks a turning point in how I understand web design: not as a sum of functional components, but as a narrative tool capable of reinforcing a brand's identity. The site is currently in production and publicly accessible, serving as a centrepiece of my portfolio to demonstrate my ability to combine high-quality design with a solid technical foundation.