Case study · Digital magazine (concept)
Woman’s Health — The Feel-Good Issue your life, your terms.
A concept women’s wellbeing magazine — six chapters, light/dark switch, colour picker, larger-text articles and a film strip.
This is the real website. Scroll it, tap it, try it. On a phone it’s best full screen.
- Type
- Digital magazine (concept)
- Sector
- Health & wellbeing
- Sections
- 8
- Built with
- Hand-coded · no templates
About the site
A concept for an independent women’s wellbeing magazine: The Feel-Good Issue, No. 01. “Your life. Your terms.” It covers health, wellbeing, relationships, movement and London life in six chapters.
The idea
A health magazine is read by everyone, so it has to be comfortable for everyone. Readers can switch light or dark mode, pick their own accent colour, open any article in a pop-up with larger text, and save pieces for later — without the page losing its magazine feel.
What we built, section by section
- 01
Cover
“Your life. Your terms.”
- 02
Health
“Your questions. A clearer starting point.”
- 03
Wellbeing
“Feel more like yourself.”
- 04
Relationships
“Together. Still yourself.”
- 05
Life in motion
“Made to move.” — a seven-clip film strip.
- 06
Live a little
“Less ordinary. More alive.”
- 07
London
“London, beautifully lived.” — with venue lists.
- 08
Editor’s note
“There’s more than one way to feel good.”
From the build
Films and pictures from inside the Woman’s Health — The Feel-Good Issue website. Swipe through.
Features
- Light / dark switch
- Accent colour picker with reset
- Article pop-ups with larger text
- Save for later
- Films load only when needed
- London venue lists
Look and feel
Near-black with pink accents (or light, at the reader’s choice) — upbeat and editorial.
Under the bonnet
- Hand-coded single page
- Reader preferences remembered on the device
- Responsive WebP images at several sizes
- On-demand video loading
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.
Independent concept with AI-assisted imagery — not affiliated with any existing magazine.
