more than a place to buy merch, the store is an extension of the band's DNA.
Year
Client
Type
Role
2020 - 2025
Bad omens
E-commerce
front-end development / creative development / webgl / motion & interactions
Bad Omens isn't just a band; it's an atmosphere. Their site had to feel like part of the lore — moody, immersive, and built to make fans feel like they're entering something bigger than just a homepage. So we leaned into the darkness, played with distortion, and let the visuals breathe.
Year
Client
Type
Role
2020 - 2025
Bad omens
E-commerce
front-end development / creative development / webgl / motion & interactions
Cinematic / Web Experience
Vision: Digital Identity
Bringing Bad Omens' dark and cinematic aesthetic to life, WE designed a website that feels like an extension of the band's music.
With seamless transitions, high-contrast visuals, and carefully curated typography, the site captures the essence of their sound while maintaining a smooth user experience.
Every design choice was made to reflect the band's brand, ensuring that fans feel immersed in Bad Omens' world from the moment they land on the homepage.
Enhancing E-Commerce
Seamless Shopping Experience
Understanding the significance of merchandising in the modern music industry, we integrated a streamlined and visually appealing online store for Bad Omens.
With a focus on intuitive navigation and secure transactions, the merch section of the website allows fans to shop effortlessly.
The team optimized the user experience by implementing a responsive design, ensuring that fans can browse and purchase items from any device with ease, making it more convenient than ever to support the band.
01.
dethrone Hoodie
02.
titan t-shirt
03.
ice varsity hoodie
04.
reaper t-shirt
05.
dethrone sweatpant
06.
metal hoodie
07.
symbols socks
08.
sharingan hoodie
the brief vs. what we shipped
what they asked for
An official website and merch store for the band.
what we delivered
A cinematic web experience that extends the band's universe — moody, immersive, with distortion effects and an e-commerce flow that feels like part of the lore, not bolted on.
behind the pixels
credits
webdesign:
Jeff Kardostechnologies
front-end: next.js
CMS: Storyblok
server architecture: vercel
tools
lenis / satus / graphql / gsap
awards / features
awwwards — site of the day
css design awards — site of the day
fwa — site of the day
muzli — featured
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