AttributionAgency work at Lex Wizhevsky Architects - Role: Designer + Developer
Website in motion
Video stays inside the case, separate from the cover image.
The cover gives a clean portfolio scene. The video below keeps the live site or screen loop available without forcing every case into the same device template.
Case materials
Case cover, source screen, and responsive proof.
Supporting boards separate the portfolio cover from source-backed desktop/mobile screens so the case remains clear and verifiable.
Generated portfolio case coverSource desktop screenSource mobile screen
Business case
Increase package intent for visitors who want a faster route into a considered house project.
+26%package intent
modelled from clearer offer framing
-33%offer confusion
estimated from route separation
4decision filters
speed, price logic, design level, build route
Figures are modelled targets based on funnel assumptions and benchmark analysis; they are not presented as verified live client analytics.
Context
A website route for ready house packages that needs to make a complex architecture offer feel easier to compare and enquire about.
The offer reads as a clear commercial route: what is included, what level it belongs to, and how the visitor should start.
Research
Mapped the first-screen question: what the visitor must understand before they are ready to contact.
Reviewed navigation depth, proof placement, media hierarchy, and the number of decisions before enquiry.
Separated commercial proof from decorative imagery so the website can support a higher-ticket service decision.
Strategy
Separated packaged-home logic from custom architecture browsing.
Made the first screen explain the product category before visual detail.
Built a clearer path from interest to enquiry.
Contribution
Landing route framing.
Website design.
Responsive proof presentation.
Proof
Published URL is linked.
Local screenshot is stored.
Agency attribution is visible.
Local source: modern-house/site
Trust boundaries
Modern House product ownership and client relationship remain agency work.