pribavdku.si, published website

What you can inspect yourself

The portfolio describes only published or publicly visible elements. You can inspect the result on the live domain.

• An opening screen led by photography
• A presentation of content and projects
• Links to community channels
• Contact details for collaborations

Project scope

• Website
• UX and visual hierarchy
• Responsive development
• Publication

What the website needs to do

A personal brand with extensive video and social content needs its own starting point, where visitors can immediately understand who is behind Pri Bavdku without knowing a particular platform. The public website brings together Aleš Bavdek's personality, traditional cooking under a baking bell, food and appearances in one recognisable identity.

The main goal is not to explain every post. It is to establish a clear first impression, then guide visitors towards current content, community channels or contact details for collaboration. This keeps the site useful as individual videos and posts change.

Visual direction and the mobile experience

A large original photograph carries the opening screen, with a short, confident headline rather than lengthy sales copy. The contrast between the dark background, white typography and red accents comes from the brand's public identity and retains its energy even without animation.

On a phone, the sequence becomes one clear column: identity first, then content and finally contact. Elements do not rely on hover effects, text remains readable over photographs and external links have a large enough touch area.

A publicly verifiable result

The live website lets visitors verify the finished visuals, content hierarchy, responsive behaviour and links to public channels. The portfolio does not present private statistics or invented results; it shows the published website as any visitor sees it.