01/Website · 2026
Adreil & Co.
An editorial website for a Filipino destination wedding photographer working across the US, the Philippines, and worldwide. Built to feel like a fashion magazine and turn international browsers into booked inquiries.
OutcomeEvery inquiry lands, none dropped
Visit the live site
- Client
- Destination wedding photographer
- Role
- Design, build, ship. All of it.
- Year
- 2026
- Stack
- Next.js 16React 19TypeScriptTailwind 4MotionLenisWeb3FormsVercel
The problem
Adreil's photography is warm, cinematic, editorial. His site didn't match it. Couples planning an international wedding have to trust a photographer they have never met before they book, and the old presence gave them no reason to.
What I did
I designed and built the whole thing from scratch: the editorial visual language, the component system, the content, a conversational inquiry flow, the SEO and AI-discoverability layer, and the production deploy. Restrained, premium, and mobile-first, because most couples browse on their phones.
01
A portfolio built for browsing
Full wedding stories instead of highlight reels, filterable by region, each opening into its own cinematic gallery. The inquiry flow is a short, conversational path, not a wall of form fields.
02
Engineered to never lose a lead
I rebuilt the inquiry pipeline on Web3Forms after diagnosing an outage-prone backend, added a silent honeypot so bots drop without captcha friction, and hardened the site with a full security-header suite. 100% static, sub-second loads, and readable by AI answer engines.
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