Eu Capital · redesign · light palettes · 28 Sep 2026
Each design opens with a short animated introduction — seven to nine seconds, skippable, never repeated on the same visit in the final build — then settles into a single-page site that leads with numbers: the fund, every year of the record, a “what would your money be today?” calculator, and a short list of what the factsheet reveals on request — built to make a reader want to ask. No blog, no philosophy section. (Revised after Kelvin's note: more quantitative, and designed to make people eager to find out more.) Every intro is drawn live in code from the fund's own figures, so it stays sharp on any screen and weighs almost nothing.
Direction A
Now on warm cream paper, rings in gold and rust. A tree's rings draw themselves, one per year since 2015 — each ring's width is that year's actual return. The two losing years leave narrow, rust-coloured rings. Every ring a year. The narrow ones too.
Direction B
Now opening at first light — pale lavender instead of night. The original: night over still water. A single line of light draws the horizon, dawn breaks, the sun rises — and then the horizon itself lifts and bends into the fund's real record, ending at +147%.
Direction C
Now ivory flaps with black figures, like a paper ledger. A split-flap board — the clattering quote boards of the old stock exchanges — flips through every calendar year's return, losses in red, then settles on Since 2018, +147%.