Creative service · Photo restoration and animation

Archive.Art

A website that shows the result immediately: before-and-after photos, clear services, and a direct path to ordering.

Photo restorationBefore and afterAdaptive
Archive.Art website homepage

The idea

Photo restoration is hard to explain in words. The first screen shows it in action: a slider divides a damaged photograph from its restored portrait. Visitors move the line themselves and see the difference before reading a description.

How the site works

Navigation leads to services, before-and-after examples, reviews, and ordering. Restoration, colorization, and photo animation are separated by outcome, making the right service easier to find. The examples speak for the work: visitors can judge each change visually.

Visual language

The warm paper background recalls family photo albums, while coral accents highlight actions and the comparison line. Large typography sets the mood without competing with the photographs. The mobile layout keeps the same before-and-after interaction instead of replacing it with a simplified story.

Path to ordering

After viewing the examples, visitors can open the form and describe their photograph. Order buttons appear where there is enough context to decide: on the first screen and after the service overview. The site is available in Ukrainian and English; this case uses screenshots from its English version.

Scope of work

  1. 01 Design
  2. 02 Development
  3. 03 Responsive version

The result

The site shows real examples of the work and guides visitors from exploring services to the order form.

Screens

How it
looks

Before-and-after photo restoration examples
Before-and-after photo restoration examples
Photo restoration service section
Photo restoration service section
Archive.Art order form
Archive.Art order form

Mobile version

The same site
on the phone

A real screenshot of the site on a 390px screen - without a separate "lite" version.

Archive.Art mobile website