- Agency: Ravi Klaassens
- Client: A24 Films
- Category: Website Design — Entertainment
- Location: Enschede, Netherlands
- Project Brief: Create an entertainment website that showcases A24 Films’ projects through cinematic visuals, editorial layouts, and intuitive navigation.
Entertainment website design for a film studio has to match the maker's taste. Ravi Klaassens presents A24 Film's catalog as a row of physical discs, each film printed on a CD that slides across a clean off-white stage.
The disc metaphor carries the whole concept. Every title gets its own printed CD art, and the horizontal scroll pulls them past like flipping through a record crate, which turns browsing into a tactile act.
Scroll-driven sites have become common lately, but juror Orcun Iybar singled this one out as particularly well executed, noting that its transitions feel smooth, its interactions are engaging, and the whole experience fits A24’s visual identity really well. The jury named it the category winner.
The hand-drawn ring adds a human mark. A loose ink circle scribbled around the active disc breaks the polish with something playful, so the selected film reads as hand-picked rather than auto-highlighted.
The type stays editorial throughout. A serif face handles titles, credits, and star-rated critic pull quotes, giving the catalog the feel of a printed film journal rather than a streaming grid.
The film-still takeover deepens the mood. Clicking a title fills the screen with a full-bleed frame and staggered serif words, so each project shifts from disc to immersive poster without leaving the system.
Juror Arian Tajik saw the same strength in the interaction design, which he said adds personality and depth. He described the site overall as a strong and carefully considered digital experience, with clear navigation, solid visual craft, and reliable performance.
