Digital platform dedicated to the luxury industry

After a research phase, we chose to use 3 different typography, each of them having very distinct uses: Cambon for headlines, Söhne for subheads and Milo optimized for reading. These alternations create a typographic finesse, mixing references to printed financial newspapers but also to more modern and digital identities.

Luxury Tribune dares a bright blood orange, used lightly. It is combined with shades of warm gray and sand that make the brand welcoming. Colors that obviously recall certain codes of luxury, without falling into the simplicity or cliché.

The website's design was entirely custom-made to meet Luxury Tribune's objectives. Divided into two navigations, it highlights the different categories of articles, giving pride of place to the content.

In order to give rhythm to the layout, we designed different teaser formats, and gave multiple possibilities to edit the articles.

Particular attention was paid to the management of typography, to ensure optimal reading and readability on all screen sizes. Whether you're on your phone on the way to work or in front of your computer, the experience should be just as pleasant.

A major effort has been put on the editing experience of the articles for the authors. The CMS interface has been customized to look as much as possible like the real result when writing the content. We have received very positive feedback on this point.

We opted for an headless approach. For the back-end, Wordpress was chosen. Both for its relevance as a CMS for this type of site, but also for the ease of editing articles with Gutenberg. For the front-end, one of the important points being SEO, we chose Next.js. Moreover, this framework uses React, a library in which Antistatique has a real expertise.

The benefit of digital is that you can make your interface evolve over time, to meet the expectations of users and the evolution of the brand. Several elements have been designed to be able to change within a few months. Like the navigation, which now offers a single level of categories to filter items. When there will be enough, sub-categories will be added, already designed and integrated into the system.
We are excited to continue this fruitful and efficient collaboration with the Luxury Tribune team!