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2026 · Web

Eclipse Project

Year
2026
Role
Art Direction
Type
Client
Discipline
UX/UI, web development

Problem

An invitation-only show needed a landing page that felt closed — and still sold tickets.

Approach

I directed a cinematic no-code page: atmosphere first, then a clear ticket path.

Outcome

A landing page that received Awwwards Honors and let the right audience buy the right ticket.

Exclusivity you can still buy a ticket for

Eclipse, from ToBeLove Agency, is a closed immersion show: three ticket types, braided narratives, an audience that is supposed to feel chosen. A loud “buy now” page would have broken the product.

I directed the landing as a threshold. The first screen has to feel like the event — light, type, pacing — before it becomes a store. Ticket tiers needed to be understandable without turning the mystery into a FAQ. No-code was a delivery choice, not an aesthetic: it had to look custom anyway.

Awwwards Honors followed. The job was still conversion for a rare ticket, not a trophy site.

What I designed

A cinematic landing system: immersive hero, ticket architecture, and a purchase path that stays quiet. The page is the first act of the show, then it gets out of the way.

FAQs

An invitation-only show needed a landing page that felt closed — and still sold tickets.
I directed a cinematic no-code page: atmosphere first, then a clear ticket path.
A landing page that received Awwwards Honors and let the right audience buy the right ticket.

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