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CyberHouse Website

The case frames CyberHouse as a coherent product story instead of a loose image gallery.

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CyberHouse website case cover with cinematic desktop screen
RoleCyberHouse page presentation support
DisciplineConcept website / narrative proof / project presentation
SourceLive CyberHouse route
AttributionAgency work at Lex Wizhevsky Architects - Role: CyberHouse page presentation support

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.

CyberHouse generated website case cover
Generated portfolio case cover
CyberHouse desktop website screen
Source desktop screen
CyberHouse mobile website screen
Source mobile screen

Business case

Help high-intent visitors understand what the concept is, why it matters, and where to go next.

+34%concept comprehension

modelled from simplified narrative order

-41%route ambiguity

estimated reduction in unclear next steps

4objection blocks

concept, proof, media, contact

Figures are modelled targets based on funnel assumptions and benchmark analysis; they are not presented as verified live client analytics.

Context

A high-concept architecture page that needs to translate cinematic imagery into a clear project argument.

The case frames CyberHouse as a coherent product story instead of a loose image gallery.

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

  • Turned complex concept material into a linear proof path.
  • Prioritized cinematic first impression while preserving route clarity.
  • Separated mood, product logic, and enquiry path.

Contribution

  • Narrative structure.
  • Project proof framing.
  • Case-safe attribution.

Proof

  • Public URL is linked.
  • Source screenshot is stored locally.
  • Agency role is stated narrowly.

Local source: wizhevsky/site/next-site/public/images/cyberhouse

Trust boundaries

  • CyberHouse architecture and concept ownership remain agency work.