Himanshu Narwaria

Website — designed and built

Xavik LabsStudio website — my own company

The website for the studio I co-founded, built to explain a three-part structure — media, technology, design — without making a visitor read an org chart.

Co-founder. Identity and front-end buildNext.js · design system · dark interface

Xavik Labs homepage — a dark hero built from a shifting pixel field with the studio name over it
Company
Xavik Labs
My role
Co-founder · design and development
Build
Next.js
Interface
Dark, with a shared design system
Status
Live

As co-founder I help shape the studio’s operations, execution and direction. For the site itself the brief was narrow: explain that the studio runs as three connected areas, show the work, and make starting a project easy.

The site, as it ships

Screens from the live build.

Xavik Labs homepage — dark pixel-field hero with the studio name and navigation
The hero is atmosphere doing positioning work: a dark, moving field that says *media and technology studio* before a single line of copy has to.
Xavik Labs on a phone — the dark hero and navigation holding their proportions on a small screen
The atmosphere survives the small screen rather than being swapped for a flat colour.

Three labs, one system

Xavik Labs inner section — the three practice areas presented in one consistent layout
The three areas share a single section pattern, so the difference between them reads as content rather than decoration. One system, repeated, is what makes a small studio look coherent.

Look closer

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