Visual Design
Dedicated Show Pages

For the Yellowstone launch, we didn’t build a landing page — we built a stage.
The experience had to carry the weight of a tentpole moment while staying unmistakably Philo.
We used deep contrast, full-bleed imagery, and motion that mimicked the pacing of a trailer.
Type was restrained, color intentional, layout minimal — all built to amplify the show’s atmosphere, not compete with it. Every scroll felt like a slow pull into the story. More cinematic than commercial, it blurred the line between marketing and product — a place where storytelling met conversion.
Client:
Philo
Date:
2024
Role:
Visual Designer
Product Designer
Cross functional Lead




For the Yellowstone launch, we didn’t build a landing page — we built a stage.
The experience had to carry the weight of a tentpole moment while staying unmistakably Philo.
We used deep contrast, full-bleed imagery, and motion that mimicked the pacing of a trailer.
Type was restrained, color intentional, layout minimal — all built to amplify the show’s atmosphere, not compete with it. Every scroll felt like a slow pull into the story. More cinematic than commercial, it blurred the line between marketing and product — a place where storytelling met conversion.
Client:
Philo
Date:
2024
Role:
Visual Designer
Product Designer
Cross functional Lead








Dedicated Show Pages
Visual Design

