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JAVA Architekci

JAVA Architekci is a studio from Elbląg that designs the interiors of flats, houses and commercial spaces. I designed its website in Figma and built it in Elementor: the offer with three packages, a page for every finished project, property listings, a blog, a list of common questions and a contact form.

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Client: JAVA Architekci
My role: Web design
Year: 2025
Scope: Offer and packages / Project pages / Contact form

The offer page of JAVA Architekci in a browser window, a living room in warm greys under the heading Offer, and the home page on a phone, a heading about creating the home of your dreams above a button to ask for a quote, on a dark brown background — Fig. 01The offer page, and the home page on a phone.

Notes

People choose an interior designer by the work, so finished projects sit high on the home page and each has a page of its own. The next question is what the studio would do for them, and in what order. The offer page answers both: three packages side by side, then the stages of a project on one line. The look is restrained, dark at the top of each page and white below, so the photographs of the interiors carry the colour.

The stages of a project in a browser window, a dark section with a heading about treating investors as partners and a timeline with the first three stages, consultation, space planning and visualisations — Fig. 02Left: the stages of a project on one line. Right: the offer on a phone.

The offer page on a phone, the heading Offer over a photograph of a living room, and three tabs below it for interiors, architecture and landscape — Fig. 02Left: the stages of a project on one line. Right: the offer on a phone.

Design decision

Three packages, then one form

The studio works in three packages, from a functional layout to a full project with site supervision. The offer page sets them side by side, each with a list of what it covers and the same button. It opens a form that asks what the enquiry is about and takes photographs and a floor plan with the first message.