A dark, immersive Next.js site that makes a young studio feel like a serious lab — because that’s exactly what it is.
Xavik Labs is a media–design–tech studio founded in 2024 — three service lines, big ambitions, zero web presence. The site had to do the heavy lifting a young studio can't: make the operation feel established, explain a three-lab structure without confusing anyone, and convert visitors into "Start a project" conversations. I designed the identity and built the site in Next.js.
A dark, immersive identity: pixel-field hero, wide monospace navigation, and restrained neon accents. It reads like a lab bench, not a brochure.
Built on Next.js with a reusable component system — lab pages, work showcase, team, and an insights section the studio can keep publishing into.
Positioning distilled to one line: "Built like a lab. Operated like a studio. Evolving like a product company." Section copy written to sell systems, not services.
Semantic structure, unique metadata across labs, work and insights, and an insights section designed to compound organic reach over time.
The immersive hero and three-lab navigation collapse cleanly to mobile without losing the atmosphere.
Live in production on a custom domain, with the insights pipeline ready for the studio’s publishing cadence.



The site is live and serves as the studio’s primary pitch — every enquiry starts here.
Three service lines that used to need a founder’s explanation now explain themselves.
A publishing-ready insights section gives the studio a compounding content engine.
Design, code, copy, SEO, and launch — handled end to end, so nothing gets lost between a designer, a developer, and an agency. Your project could be next.