Website concepts · August 2026
Each one is a complete, working homepage built with your own artwork, your own frames and your own words. They are not templates with the colours changed. Open all three on a phone as well as a laptop, then tell me which one feels like Studio9Art and we will build the rest of the site around it.
Concept 01
An editorial gallery page. One large framed piece leads, the work runs as a hung wall underneath, and the writing is quiet and confident. This is the direction that speaks to artists, galleries and collectors first, and it carries a second page for memorabilia.
Concept 02
A lit gallery. Work hangs salon style off a real Hangtrack rail, and a finish picker lets someone try their piece in each of your six timbers before they ever call. The four institutions are named up front.
Concept 03
The other half of the business. Built for the person with a guernsey in the cupboard rather than a show to hang, it explains what is actually inside a box frame layer by layer, which is the argument that justifies the price.
The address, the phone number, the four institutions, the twenty year figure, the six timber finishes, the Hangtrack prices and the gift card amounts are all taken from your own website and store. Nothing about the business is invented.
Your current site carries five named reviews. Your Google listing carries two. Until we know which are which, I have left named quotes off entirely rather than repeat something we cannot stand behind. Worth a conversation.
Concept 03 uses stock reference images for jerseys and medals because there are none of your own finished pieces online. Photos of real jobs would lift that page more than any design change.
Every form on these pages is a demonstration. It shows a confirmation and sends nothing anywhere. They get wired to your enquiries the moment a direction is chosen.
