SOVA — site for a shower enclosure showroom
A one-pager from the client's own sketch: their text and structure kept verbatim, with only the genuinely missing pieces added.
- The client sees their own intent on the site, not a loose retelling of it
- Addresses, brands and wording carried over from the sketch without distortion
- Plain static output with no dependencies: it will outlive any maintenance window
The problem
The client sent a hand-drawn sketch carrying the text, the addresses and the brand line-up. The commonest failure in this kind of job is to 'improve' what arrived — rewrite the headings, reorder the blocks — and hand back a site the owner does not recognise.
How it works
The sketch was treated as the source of truth: text, addresses, brand line-up and block order taken verbatim. Only what was genuinely missing was added on top — a logo and product photography the sketch did not contain. Built with no bundler and no dependencies.
The hard part
The hardest part was not editing. The designer's itch to fix a phrase and move a section works against the outcome here: the client signed off on the sketch, not on my interpretation. The gap between 'finished it' and 'redid it' is trust, and trust is worth the next commission.
Evidence
- The original sketch is kept in the repository — deviations are checkable line by line
- The README lists separately what was added beyond the sketch
- No build step and no dependencies