Kydos led the Phase 1 visual redesign for Silks Estates, building a consistent component and token system rather than solving every page with one-off styling.
The redesign needed clearer brand expression, navigation and responsive behaviour while preserving the practical property journey.
Kydos developed the visual tokens, header, hero, layout utilities, mobile navigation and reusable interaction patterns.
The work established the foundation that lets multiple pages feel like one product.
Palette, spacing, radius, shadow and reusable utility rules built around the Silks identity.
A sticky blurred header, active-link treatment and responsive off-canvas mobile navigation.
A stronger headline hierarchy, dual calls to action and a clearer opening composition.
The redesign was not treated as a one-shot visual exercise. Iteration restored dropped navigation links, removed an unwanted hero overlay and re-centred content after review.
Desktop and mobile navigation were designed as related parts of the same system rather than separate afterthoughts.
The documented stack spans Next.js, React, Tailwind CSS and TypeScript, with component-based implementation rather than static mock-ups only.
A professional website feels designed when the same rules keep working across pages, states and screen sizes.