Fuxia Nail Studio
A nail studio. Service, artist, day and time: booked in a minute, without a call.
A nail studio. Service, artist, day and time: booked in a minute, without a call.
An architecture bureau. A mark of two lines, a grid, a letterhead with a card, a plaque and a title block.
A family dental clinic. Search results with a map, the business profile, a service page and the work plan.
Outdoor clothing and gear. A catalogue with filters, a shell jacket with a size chart and a cart that slides in.
A barbershop. A cover series, a story, a storyboard and a two-week calendar.
An energy drink in five flavours. A drum of cans turns with the scroll, and each flavour relights the hall.
An accounting firm. An agent reads invoices and receipts, rules sort them into categories.
Sparkling water in three flavours. Cans dive into a lake and come up again, and each flavour changes the hour over the water.
A neighbourhood bakery. A hand-drawn otter mark, rubber stamps, a bag, a box and a sign.
A pilates studio. Booking with a reformer of your choice, the pass on your phone and the studio’s own panel.
Skincare. Three questions, then a set of three products in order; ingredients and a cart.
A real-estate agency. An agent answers about the house, qualifies the request and books a viewing.
Cold brew in bottles, three drinks. Glass you can see through, ice that falls into a glass and a pour that follows the scroll.
Kombucha in cans. A logo, colours, typefaces, three cans, packaging and a poster: one poster-like style.
Home renovation. Stages and dates, a photo report, the estimate and payments in one portal.
A flower studio. The profile, a week’s content plan, a post and a story, all in one style.
A coffee roaster. Three roasts, the grind you choose, one-time or by subscription, then into the cart.
A matcha bar with three powders. A tin tips over the bowl, the powder falls, the whisk comes down — and foam rises.
A sushi bar. Dishes go into the cart, delivery or pickup: an order in a few taps.
A dog daycare. The walk on a map, a daily report and a week’s booking, on the phone.
Plumbing and heating. An agent answers in chat and on the phone; the request reaches the fitter by itself.
A craft brewery with three beers. A bottle comes forward, a glass fills, the head rises — and the taproom changes its light.
A steel water bottle. Eight images of one listing: each answers a buyer’s question.
A landscape studio. A portfolio of gardens and an estimate in three steps: the yard, the work, a request for a visit.
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