The brand comes from conversation
Expressive serifs, paper, and red connect the name to an editorial language. Portraits provided by the owner put a real person behind the content.
01 / Te Conto Aí
Public previewReading, discovery, and a brand that invites you to stay.
An unexpected rhythm for the next chapter.
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A blog and channel about books needed an experience worthy of the stories it aims to tell. The starting point was discovery: letting someone arrive without knowing what to read and leave with a first idea.
Give the site personality without letting the interface compete with the reading experience. The exploratory reference needed to become useful actions: choosing a topic, opening a text, and saving what deserves a second visit.
Expressive serifs, paper, and red connect the name to an editorial language. Portraits provided by the owner put a real person behind the content.
Entry points by curiosity and search help visitors get started. A reader and favorites feature carry discovery forward, without requiring sign-up to try it out.
The video portrait appears directly, looping silently. Pause and a reduced-motion preference preserve the visitor's control.
THE PROJECT IN MOTION
Real video provided by the owner, used in a silent loop. Not a recording of navigation.
Portrait of the owner in motion, highlighting the red glasses.
A navigable site, visual system, assets for digital channels, and a brand kit delivered together. Search, reader, and favorites had checks recorded at project delivery.
The published site is a preview with demonstrative editorial content. The channel, final bio, catalog, and rights to some library photographs still need to be finalized before the definitive launch.
Codex integrated the site; Claude implemented search and the reader; Kimi contributed demonstrative texts and verbal strategy. Photographs provided by the owner.
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Vektor Strategies