Visual design
Landing page and visual asset aesthetic.
Aesthetic direction
Quiet farm journal. Warm, editorial, lots of whitespace, photography-led. Not a SaaS product page. Not a conversion-optimized template.
What matters
- The human side is central. Real photos of real farmers and real fields carry the page. Imagery is not decoration, it's content.
- Human simplicity. Clean, calm, uncomplicated. If a visual element feels clever or busy, cut it.
Reference
- The Market Gardener's Institute is visually beautiful: human, editorial feel.
Anti-reference
- The Market Gardener's Institute's voice and copy is too salesy and feels inauthentic. Take the visual inspiration, leave the tone.
- Complicated visuals generally. Busy layouts, dense grids, too many competing elements, marketing-illustration clutter.
How to apply
- Lead with photography from
assets/clients/ferme-decembre/. Faces, hands, fields, light. - Generous whitespace. Let text breathe. Let images breathe.
- Typography should feel editorial, not corporate.
- Avoid decorative icons, gradients, or ornamental UI that doesn't serve the story.
- When in doubt, simpler beats fancier.