The homepage serves as a purely conceptual entry point. The artist's name appears in large format, deliberately cropped at the sides, accompanied by a blackout transition that simulates the glitch of an old screen. This animation introduces a pause before accessing the content and establishes the site's experimental character from the very beginning. The transition video was created specifically for the project.

The menu is not presented in a conventional way. Access to the different sections is provided through full-screen colour panels that fill the viewport. To find a balance between the artistic intention and a minimum level of legibilityblinking black dots were introduced to help identify interactive elements.

Within each section, only the title of each artwork is displayed, with no additional information. The individual artwork pages provide only the minimum necessary information. Rather than offering a direct purchase option, the button redirects users to a contact form. The homepage was developed using code, allowing full control over its visual behaviour, while the rest of the website was built with WordPress, using Elementor Pro and WooCommerce to manage the artworks.

The result is a deliberately unconventional website, positioned somewhere between visual experimentation and user experience, where design supports and reinforces the artist's creative vision.