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Sola Studio / SOLA Journal / Global Pack — Bilingual Structure and Service UX

The studio site, journal, and service pages were designed and built as a bilingual system, with attention to information architecture, accessibility, localisation structure, service clarity, and implementation consistency.

Accessibility Readiness Reviewアクセシビリティ改善準備レビュー

Overview

An ongoing studio-side project bringing together the Sola Studio site, SOLA Journal, and the Global Pack service landing page as a connected bilingual system. The work covers information architecture, UX writing, UI design, and frontend implementation across brand, content, and service layers.

Context

Rather than treating the studio site, journal, and service pages as separate assets, this project approaches them as one service ecosystem. The challenge has been to make the studio’s role legible, keep content and service entry points connected, and support an audience that includes product teams in Europe and the UK.

Challenge

Clarify the role of each surface — studio, journal, and service LP — without fragmenting the experience
Make services understandable without losing tone, positioning, or depth
Design for bilingual structure, responsive reading flow, and implementation consistency at the same time

Contribution

Studio Structure

Positioned the studio homepage as the main introduction to what Sola Studio does and how it works
Balanced service overview, published thinking, and enquiry pathways in one readable structure

Journal Framing

Designed the journal as a thematic and conceptual entry point rather than a simple blog archive
Used structure and copy to make the relationship between writing and services easier to understand

Global Pack Service Clarity

Structured the LP around fit, scope, and next-step clarity for international product teams
Used service framing, before/after logic, and concise sections to support faster evaluation

Shared System Thinking

Applied consistent hierarchy, section rhythm, and reusable layout patterns across pages
Handled brand, content, accessibility, localisation structure, and implementation as connected decisions

What This Project Shows

It demonstrates how brand, content, and service pages can be designed as a connected system rather than isolated pages
It shows practical experience in bilingual structure, service clarity, and implementation-aware UX design
It also functions as an ongoing testbed for improving cross-page flows, content hierarchy, and multilingual communication

Selected Screens

Sola Studio Top

Introduces the studio’s role, positioning, and entry points at a glance.

SOLA Journal Top

Frames the journal as a thematic content space rather than a simple article list.

Global Pack Landing Page

Service page designed to help product teams quickly assess fit, scope, and next steps.

Notes

This is an ongoing project rather than a fixed release, so the structure continues to evolve through real use
A key part of the work has been treating bilingual UX, service communication, and implementation as one design problem