ABOUT ME
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Designer Bio
I am a media design student exploring the intersection of film, emotion, and digital storytelling.
With a strong interest in Wong Kar-wai’s aesthetic, I aim to reinterpret his cinematic world through a visually immersive website.
BACK
As a viewer, I was moved by the stillness, restraint, and longing in Wong’s films.
As a creator, I hope to translate these emotions into an interactive visual experience online.
Home Page
Snowy Night Atmosphere Movie Clip Show
Art Book Effect Movie Introduction
Movie lens effects
main content page guide
Movie Gallery
When designing the interactive structure technically, I maintain the mainstream web page habits in navigation methods and button layouts. In the implementation, I try to add a series of interactive animations to simulate the feeling of "lens sliding" and space advancement in films. In UX design, I set up a variety of buttons to make the webpage more interactive and operable. When the mouse slides over the text, a movie-like picture will appear to guide you to the relevant page.
In order to enhance the integrity of emotions and aesthetics, I use coding to achieve some interactive effects beyond the inherently restricted functions. For example, the web page regulation limits the automatic playback of audio, which hinders the immersive experience to a certain extent. Thus, I used the automatic playback coding to set it to automatically play when entering the page, which greatly improved the aesthetic experience of the web page.
Tools & Process
Design tool: Wix Studio
Visual editing: Photoshop, Canva
Video & Audio: Cut Pro
Coding support: HTML embed, autoplay script
A webpage is not just a display, but a poetic container for feeling.
In digital space, emotion can flow — slowly, softly, like a Wong Kar-wai film.
