Maybs & Ken Wedding

01 — Project overview

Maybs & Ken Wedding turns an invitation into a small digital experience. Visitors first open a sealed cover, then move through the couple’s introduction and practical event information in one coherent visual language.

02 — Problem

A wedding website has two jobs: feel personal to the couple and make the essential details easy for guests to find. The invitation moment could not get in the way of the information people need.

03 — My role

• Invitation interaction and visual direction
• Responsive frontend implementation
• Guest information hierarchy

04 — Technical architecture

Frontend

Responsive wedding invitation and event pages

Backend

Working RSVP response storage; implementation details are private

Hosting

Vercel

05 — Engineering challenge

The invitation reveal needs to create a sense of occasion without delaying access to event details or the working RSVP form.

06 — Approach

I used the opening interaction as a brief sense of occasion, then arranged the homepage around the questions guests are likely to have about the day. The same visual rhythm carries into smaller screens.

07 — Solution

Olive and blush tones, editorial typography, a restrained invitation reveal, and direct navigation balance atmosphere with usability.

08 — Backend & data

The live RSVP form is backed by a working system that saves guest responses for the couple.

09 — Key features

• Interactive invitation cover
• Event details and guest guidance
• RSVP submission

10 — Outcome

The live website presents the invitation, guest-facing story, and a working RSVP form that saves replies for the couple.

11 — What I learned

Interaction works best when it adds meaning and then gets out of the way. Guests should never have to decode the design to find the event details.