Rumezhak Agency · Visual direction studies · 30 Apr 2026

Three home templates,
one compare.

Throwaway desktop mockups built from site-structure.md. Each picks a different DNA from the two reference sites — fit-song.jp and jessy-co.com — to feel out which direction fits the agency. Click in to view at full width (≥1280px recommended).

V1 / fit-song.jp pure

Editorial Liner Notes

Editorial · Vinyl-native · Still

Off-white paper, charcoal ink, generous whitespace. Roster reads like a vinyl credit list. Events as a quiet table. Numbers as a single typographic ticker. No imagery in the hero — the words carry the weight.

DisplayInter Light, generous tracking
Body / monoInter + JetBrains Mono
HeroTypographic — no image
RosterVertical credit list
MotionNone except hovers

Open V1 in full →

V2 / jessy-co.com inferred

Cinematic Producer

Cinematic · Imposing · Kinetic

Near-black, condensed display, marquee at the seam. Roster is a full-bleed portrait grid, hover zooms. Events as bold cards with status badges. Numbers as huge stat blocks ruled in gold. Big arrow CTAs.

DisplayOswald 500/600, condensed
Body / monoInter + JetBrains Mono
HeroMarquee + dark + gold accent
RosterPortrait grid, hover zoom
MotionCSS marquee, hover invert

Open V2 in full →

V3 / hybrid · Ukrainian

Warm Hybrid

Warm · Grounded · Cosmopolitan

Bone-warm cream + ink + rust. Serif manifesto headlines (EB Garamond), grotesque body. Asymmetric hero with photo right. Roster as rounded portrait grid. Events as mid-density rows. Magazine editorial temperature.

DisplayEB Garamond italic + Inter
Body / monoInter + EB Garamond + JBM
HeroAsymmetric — type left, photo right
RosterSquare portraits, lift on hover
MotionSubtle hover lifts only

Open V3 in full →

How to read this

Same content across all three. Same artists, same dates, same numbers, same partner list — so what you're comparing is the design treatment, not the copy. Replace any of it later; the language is the question now.
jessy-co.com is partly inferred. Their site is heavily JS-rendered and didn't return scrapeable HTML. V2's interpretation comes from the "Japanese entertainment production" category — tell us if it's off-base and we'll redirect.
Mix and match welcome. "V3's hero with V1's roster" or "V2's events on a V3 background" are valid answers. The variants are differentiated to make the trade-offs visible, not to lock in a single winner.
Mobile is intentionally out of scope. Each template targets ≥1280px. Mobile is the next decision once a desktop direction is chosen.
Images are placeholders. Portraits and the about-image are hot-linked from Unsplash. Comments in HTML mark every <img> for swap. Logo wordmarks are styled text, not real logos.
Throwaway by design. No build step, no framework, no shared CSS — each template is one self-contained HTML file in /templates/. Delete the folder when done.