Case study · AI developer portfolio
Unreal Studio AI development, designed with intent.
A portfolio site for a design-led AI developer — film breaks, a shuffleable project carousel, a five-option service selector, process, contact and FAQ.
This is the real website. Scroll it, tap it, try it. On a phone it’s best full screen.
- Type
- AI developer portfolio
- Sector
- Creative & AI
- Sections
- 8
- Built with
- Hand-coded · no templates
About the site
Unreal Studio is Mark Ward’s own design-led AI development portfolio. “AI development. Design with intent.” It shows the concept work — film, imagery, websites — and turns interest into a conversation.
The idea
Portfolios often show work and stop. This one asks the visitor a question — “What do you want to build?” — with a five-option selector, then explains the process (discover, build, refine) and opens a pre-filled email with the project type already chosen.
What we built, section by section
- 01
AI development. Design with intent.
The hero.
- 02
Your ambition. Built into reality.
What the studio does.
- 03
What an idea can become
A full-width image break.
- 04
See what AI can make
A project carousel with shuffle.
- 05
What do you want to build?
The five-option selector.
- 06
Websites designed to win attention
The web offer.
- 07
One partner. From brief to build.
Discover, build, refine.
- 08
Have a project? Let’s shape it.
Contact, then FAQ.
From the build
Films and pictures from inside the Unreal Studio website. Swipe through.
Features
- Project carousel with prev / next and shuffle
- “View project” hover overlays
- Five-option service selector
- Contact form that opens a pre-filled email
- Film breaks between sections
- FAQ
Look and feel
Near-black with warm orange accents — confident, minimal and direct.
Under the bonnet
- Hand-coded, no framework
- MP4 film breaks
- Email-based contact (nothing stored)
Like everything I build, it’s made from scratch. No page builder, no theme. So it’s quick, it works on phones first, and it’s easy to change later.
The work shown is independent concepts, not commissioned client projects.