Room One brings cameras, graphics and streaming together for live shows. We designed a website that puts the work in view.
The work deserved
a better website.
Room One had a strong portfolio of live broadcasts, but its Squarespace site wasn’t doing the work justice. The design, navigation and search visibility were falling short, and the site wasn’t generating inbound enquiries.
The team also found it hard to make updates. We rebuilt the site around the production work, with a clearer structure, branded design, custom motion and Sanity CMS.
Inside a live production.
Four labelled windows turn the opening into a view of the production. Camera, Graphics, Network and Director share one composition, giving each part a place in the picture.
Custom motion sets the pace. A direct headline and short introduction explain what Room One does while the scene plays.
Four layers. One production.
We gave Camera, Graphics, Streaming and Technical their own pages, so visitors can go straight to the service they need. Production images put each explanation in context.
Colour and type connect the pages to one brand. Clear page titles and descriptions support the site’s search visibility.
See the work.
Brief the next show.
Named productions show the services in use, from a stadium concert to a live event broadcast. We organised them into a project archive, so visitors can explore relevant work in more detail.
The next step is a brief shaped around a live show. Date, venue and broadcast destination give Room One context before the first conversation.
Designed for
smaller screens.
On mobile, all four opening windows remain in view. The headline and introduction follow in a clear reading order, with the production imagery still leading the page.
Service pages and project layouts carry the same design through, with type and navigation sized for the smaller screen.
