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Case study

A producer’s homepage. The work does the talking.

Client
Simon Duffy
What they do
Music production, writing and mixing
Where
Portsmouth
Work
Portfolio website
The Simon Duffy homepage

The brief

A producer’s site has one job: prove the work, quickly, to someone who is three tabs deep and deciding. It had to show a career’s worth of credits without making anyone hunt for them.

What I built and why.

  1. The reel leads

    The first thing on the page is the work itself. A commissioner sees and hears what I do before they read a word about it.

  2. Credits you can scan

    The credits sit where they can be read in seconds, in plain lines with no carousel to click through.

  3. Nothing competes with the footage

    No pop-ups, no sliders and no decoration. Everything else holds back so the work stands out.

  4. Quick to load

    It is a light page that opens fast on a phone, because the person checking you out is often between meetings.

I wanted people to hear the work before they read a word about me. Now that’s the first thing anyone does on the site.

Simon Duffy, producer

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