Jersey Office is a Paris-based art direction and branding studio founded by Marvin Armand and Boris Van de Walle. The studio needed a minimal portfolio website that could function almost as an extension of their Instagram — something they could open quickly during meetings or presentations to show image-led projects without navigating through a complex interface.
Parc designed a website built around a continuous visual flow. A vertical index presents each project through a single poster-like image. Opening a project compresses the navigation to a discreet label, so the case study can take the full screen without the interface competing with the work being shown.
Inside the case studies, projects unfold as seamless vertical sequences. Reaching the end of one project automatically opens the next, removing the need for explicit "next project" buttons. A Times-derived typeface adds a neutral typographic anchor, while the structure stays flexible enough for Jersey Office to keep adding new work over time.
The result is a portfolio that behaves like a presentation object. It is immediate to open in meetings, easy to scroll through online, and quiet enough to let the studio's image-led work lead. The interface steps back so projects can be read as a continuous body of work rather than isolated pages.
