Doskophoto
A portfolio for photographer Dustin Doskocil, who helps small businesses look their best with images that tell their story.
- Client
- Doskophoto
- Industry
- Photography
- Services
- Figma design, Webflow development
- Tools
- Figma, Webflow, GSAP, Lenis
The site route
- 01Bio
- 02Portfolios
- 03People
- 04Food
- 05Lifestyle
- 06Outdoor
- 07About
Where it started
Dustin’s original site at doskophoto.com is a Wix template: a centred wordmark, one full-width photo and a menu that mixes work, commercial and print sales. We kept the photography in the lead but gave it structure, with numbered chapters that introduce Dustin, then a gallery for each type of shoot, so a business owner sees what they could book without digging through menus.
Original site: doskophoto.com
The brief
Dustin shoots people, food, lifestyle and outdoor work for small businesses. The site had to let the photography lead, introduce him as a person and show a business owner exactly the kind of work they could book.
Our approach
A photographer’s site has two jobs: show the work and make the photographer easy to hire. We planned the page as chapters in Figma, introduction, bio, portfolios and about, and grouped the photography by the kind of shoot a business would book. Then we built it in Webflow, with GSAP and Lenis for calm, smooth scrolling.
What we did
We designed an editorial layout in Figma with numbered chapters for the intro, bio, portfolios and about section, then built it in Webflow with a dedicated gallery for each type of shoot.
What it does
The features that do the work for visitors and for the business.
A personal introduction
Dustin introduces himself in his own words before the work.
Galleries by shoot
People, food, lifestyle, outdoor, corporate, headshots, real estate and more, each with its own gallery.
Chapters
Numbered chapters for the intro, bio, portfolios and about section, so the page reads like a story.
Contact form
A way to get in touch without leaving the page.
What changed
Area by area, what the original site did and what the redesign does instead.
- First impression
- BeforeOne full-width photo under a centred wordmark.
- AfterDustin’s name and a short introduction in his own voice, so you meet the photographer first.
- Navigation
- BeforeThirteen menu items mixing work, print sales, stock, a newsletter and a second brand.
- AfterOne simple menu, with the work organised by type of shoot.
- Showing the work
- BeforeA handful of images on the homepage.
- AfterGalleries for each kind of shoot, from people, food and lifestyle to corporate, headshots and real estate, each with “View gallery”.
- Getting in touch
- BeforeNo contact form on the homepage.
- AfterA contact form on the homepage.
The result
A clean, personal portfolio where the work does the talking, and every gallery shows a potential client exactly what they would get.
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Tell us what you need and when you need it live. We reply with honest advice and a fixed price, and if we are not the right fit, we will say so.
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