Massenhoven · Belgium
2 project spots available · Q4 2026
Since 2022
Massenhoven · 10°C, cloudy
Massenhoven · Belgium
2 project spots available · Q4 2026
Since 2022
Massenhoven · 10°C, cloudy
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Case
Woef&Klik is the website of animal photographer Karina Van den Broeck. Karina didn't have a website yet and was looking for a simple online portfolio to showcase her photography. I designed and built a website that I intentionally kept compact and where she can add and remove photos herself.
Client
Woof and Click — Karina Van den Broeck
Live since
August 2022
Service
Website
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Context
Karina found me through another client. As an animal photographer, she didn't have her own website yet and wanted a place where she could showcase her work online.
She didn't need a complex website with all kinds of features. The photography had to take center stage, and the website had to remain clear and simple above all else.
The problem
got stuck.
Karina needed her own online space to showcase her work as an animal photographer, without having to rely on a complex website that she would have to have someone else manage for every minor change.
Above all, it had to be easy to update her photos so that the website could evolve along with her portfolio.
My contribution
I was responsible for the design and development of the Woef en Klik website.
I helped determine the visual style—including the colors and fonts—and translated that into a simple website that showcases Karina's photography.
I also made sure that Karina could add and delete photos herself.
The Work
I built the website as a concise online business card for Woef and Klik.
The website was set up so that Karina can manage her photos herself. She can add new work and delete images without me having to step in every time.
The navigation also got a deliberate twist. Karina wanted the hamburger menu not only on tablets and mobile devices, but also on desktops. That’s why the same compact navigation was extended to larger screens as well.
Important Decisions
The photography was meant to take center stage. That's why I deliberately kept both the design and the structure simple.
I also decided to give Karina control over her own photos. That way, a simple portfolio update doesn't have to involve any technical work.
The hamburger menu on desktop was a specific request from Karina and was intentionally incorporated into the design, rather than being used solely as a mobile solution.
Structural Change
The result
Woef&Klik now has its own website where Karina can showcase her work as an animal photographer.
The website serves as a simple online business card, featuring a visual style designed specifically for her and a portfolio that she can continue to update and customize herself.
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