My Design Process

For this project, I’m breaking down my design process from scratch. This website is a side project, inspired by my time checking out the AMG section on Mercedes' site. I got hooked on the images of the cars and the engine sounds, but what really caught my attention was how easy it was to browse the content and see the visuals.

The Inspiration

Then I thought, if Mercedes' website can be this cool, I wonder how Tesla's Cybertruck site stacks up. So, I started searching. The moment I checked it out, I was impressed by how it felt, with the lines that really matched the whole Cybertruck vibe. That got me thinking, Why can't my project have that same impact?

The Inspiration

I also checked out Apple's website, which wasn't quite the direction I was going for in terms of art, but I still ended up finding some amazing pictures and a video.

Observe

After I browsed through Mercedes' and Tesla Cybertrucks', I paid close attention to how they organized their content and visuals. I looked for what grabbed my attention, what kept me engaged, and what made the experience smooth.

Define

I wanted smooth navigation, engaging visuals, and clear content that makes the site easy to scrolln through. The goal was to create a seamless experience where everything—images, text, and videos—fits together, keeping users engaged without overwhelming them.

Sketch

I didn’t exactly ‘sketch’ the design in the traditional sense, but I started to map out my ideas through rough layouts. I focused more on how the elements would fit together. On how to arrange images, text, and other content to flow naturally and create an engaging user experience.

Then this website came through, and everything just fell into place. It brought all the ideas I had into something real, blending design, functionality, and a great user experience.
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