Outwright Atelier
A portfolio site for a Nairobi architecture firm: fifteen project case studies, studio story, and a clear path to brief them on new work.
- Built with
- Next.js, Sanity, TypeScript, GSAP
- Year
- 2026
- Status
- Live
Work5 live, 5 concepts
Ten projects so far. Open any of them and judge the work, not the pitch.
A portfolio site for a Nairobi architecture firm: fifteen project case studies, studio story, and a clear path to brief them on new work.
A full end-to-end trading journal SaaS: trade logging, P&L analytics, risk dashboards, and performance insights for serious traders.
Nyumbani is a rent-collection and tax app built for a Kenyan landlord and his family. It replaces scattered M-Pesa messages, notebooks and loose receipts with one mobile-first record: every payment produces a dispute-proof, gap-numbered receipt, arrears are tracked automatically, and the app prepares the monthly KRA residential rental-income filing (7.5% of rent received) before the 20th-of-the-month deadline. Beyond rent, it handles security deposits and move-out settlements, tenant statements, maintenance jobs, document storage and a reminder log. Built as an offline-first PWA on Supabase, it keeps working with no signal and syncs across the family's phones once they're back online, with each landlord's data fully isolated behind a private login.
A platform connecting students to international universities: program discovery, application guidance, and enrolment in one place.
An e-commerce website allowing customers to place orders and track them.
A booking-driven site for a safari operator losing leads in Instagram DMs. Six itineraries, real prices, M-Pesa deposits.
A concept art work and bubbly themed design for creative agencies.ie Kids events creative agency
Lumière is a concept site for a French-Mediterranean restaurant, built to show how we handle hospitality brands. The design chases golden-hour light: an editorial layout with a warm navy-and-cream palette, a full menu, a bar list, and a reservations flow, all wrapped in a brand world we developed from a single logo. It shows what a restaurant site can be when it's built to make people hungry and get them booking, not just list an address.
Ninebark is a concept site for an American used-car dealership, built to show how we handle retail where the customer arrives suspicious. The design refuses the category: warm paper and ink instead of showroom blue, an editorial serif against a working sans, and a single signal orange reserved for things you can actually press. Every listing carries a live market comparison, a deal rating and a real monthly payment, wrapped around faceted search, an instant trade-in valuation, and financing that never touches your credit score. It shows what a dealership site can be when the price is the pitch, not something you have to call for.
JF Hair Studio is a concept site for a Portland hair salon that specializes in Asian hair, built to show how we handle beauty and personal-care brands. The design feels like a calm, bright studio: an editorial layout in warm cream, sand, and espresso tones, with elegant serif headlines and bilingual English–Chinese details throughout. It covers the salon's services (cuts, color, treatments, styling), a gallery of the work, the stylist team, reviews, and a booking flow that's always one tap away, all built around the studio's own logo. It shows what a salon site can be when it's built to earn trust and fill the appointment book, not just list opening hours.
About the concepts
Concepts are self-initiated builds. They show how we would handle a sector we have not worked in yet, and they are labelled as concepts everywhere on this site. Everything marked live is a real build you can open.
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