Divyansh Mehta

Work / Studio 2Four

Studio 2Four

Building an internet world for a creative studio.

Creative studio / Immersive web

Client projectOngoing / WIPOpen project ↗

This project is public and in refinement.

Role

  • Digital Direction
  • UX/UI
  • Immersive Website Development

Overview

Studio 2Four is a creative agency with a distinct, internet-native personality. Its work spans branding, social media, merchandising, and visual culture.

The studio already had a creative identity and work worth showing. What it didn’t have was a dedicated website that could bring those elements together into one experience.

The opportunity was to give the studio a digital home with as much personality as its work.

Challenge

A standard agency website would have been easy to build, but it would have missed what made Studio 2Four interesting.

The challenge was to translate a creative, culturally aware brand into an interactive experience that felt expressive, playful, and confidently different—without sacrificing navigation or project discoverability.

My approach

Instead of treating the website as a rigid collection of pages, I approached it as a small digital world.

The identity, motion, project showcases, and navigation needed to feel connected.

The working creative direction, The 2Four Internet, provides a way to think about the website as an extension of the studio’s personality rather than simply a place to host a portfolio.

What I worked on

  1. Website direction and information architecture.
  2. Homepage and supporting page structures.
  3. Creative presentation of work and case studies.
  4. Immersive interactions and transition planning.
  5. Hero/showreel and work-feed experiences.
  6. Service presentation.
  7. Responsive design and website implementation.

Five key experiences

The hero and showreel
The opening should establish personality immediately through large visuals, confident typography, and motion rather than a lengthy explanation of the agency.
The work feed
Projects should feel like pieces of creative culture, not thumbnails inside an ordinary corporate portfolio grid.
The Ek Aur Glass takeover
A project-focused takeover concept creates space for more experimental storytelling and distinct art direction.
Services
Branding, social media, and merchandising remain easy to understand even within a more expressive design system.
The spatial section
A three-dimensional or spatially inspired moment adds character, provided it performs well and remains optional for reduced-motion users.

Outcome

The work gives Studio 2Four a cohesive website direction and a dedicated environment for expressing its creative identity, services, and projects.

Rather than making the studio look like every other agency, the experience is designed to make its personality central.

What this taught me

When building for a creative brand, a website can become part of the brand itself. The challenge is to make unconventional ideas feel intentional rather than distracting.

Studio 2Four website
Studio 2Four