Case studies / Video production

Vibesmedia: a portfolio that leads to an enquiry

A video production house needed a website that organizes a rich portfolio, matches the quality of the work itself and turns ad traffic into quote requests.

Website

At a glance

The project in numbers

UX → lead
paths designed around contact
categories
an organized production portfolio
dark
cinematic design and typography
Where we started

Lots of material, easy to overload

A production company usually has more good work than one website can show. The risk cuts both ways: either the portfolio overwhelms, or the best projects get lost. The site also had to work with campaign traffic — leading visitors to get in touch, not just impressing them.

What we did

Information architecture before the first pixel

  • Portfolio structure — separate pages and production categories, so a client quickly finds work similar to their project.
  • High-end design — a dark theme and cinematic typography that don’t compete with the video, but frame it.
  • Conversion paths planned up front — every element moves the visitor one step closer to a quote request.
Client testimonial

What Szymon says

„Where the competition gave up, Gracjan pulled off another dozen positions up. Personally — a very kind person, happy to help even after hours.”
Szymon Staszek · Vibes Media · translated from Polish
Takeaways

A creative company’s website is a sales tool too

In creative industries it is easy to build a site that looks great and sells nothing. The same site can impress and collect enquiries — if the path to contact is designed as carefully as the visual layer. See how we build websites.

Check your website

Does your portfolio lead to an enquiry?

  • Can a client find work similar to their project within seconds?
  • Is there a clear contact button next to every portfolio category?
  • Does the site load quickly despite video and large images?
  • Does the form ask only for what you really need to quote?
  • Do you know how many enquiries come from the website versus other sources?
  • Does the site look good and work well on a phone?
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

It has to show the quality of the work without overloading visitors — and still lead to an enquiry. The portfolio structure and the path to contact are key.

Not if contrast and typography are chosen well. With video work, a dark background often shows projects off better.

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