Case Study
Rossana Studio
Client
Rossana Pertosa
Year
2026
Services
Tech Stack
NextJS
TailwindCSS
GSAP
Figma

Overview
Food Photography That Whets the Appetite and Grows the Feed
Rossana Studio is the brand of Rossana Pertosa, a photographer, videographer and digital creator specializing in food photography and culinary content creation. She shoots photos and recipe videos for brands, creators and aspiring food bloggers, and teaches people to do it themselves, with a smartphone or professional gear, through remote lessons, workshops and a 3-month program.
In a space full of one-size-fits-all courses and promises of easy followers, Rossana takes the opposite approach: she shares healthy recipes and practical strategies for growing on social media, follows each student closely and lets her dishes, and the profiles of the people she has taught, do the talking.


Problem
Three Roles, One Brand, and Work That Lives on Social
The real challenge was holding three jobs together. Rossana shoots photos and recipe videos for brands, teaches food photography and creates content for her own community: three audiences with very different expectations, all needing to recognize the same person. And the proof of her work lives somewhere else, in feeds, reels and the growth of her students' profiles, which a traditional site would have reduced to a handful of static screenshots, updatable only through a developer.
On top of that, training for creators has settled into a script of its own: loud landing pages, countdown timers and promises of thousands of followers in a few days. For a photographer who sells care, time and real results, looking like that world would have cost her courses their credibility before the very first call.




Result
A Site You Flip Through Like a Roll of Film
I designed the site around the tools of Rossana's trade: polaroids, film strips and reels become the visual language of every section, from photos that tilt on hover to reels that bend like real paper, rendered in WebGL. The 3-month program is a timeline that moves with the scroll, with a polaroid rising in at every step, and every booking prompt opens the calendar in a popup, without ever leaving the page.
Success stories take the place of promises. Each student gets their own page, with the profile inside a phone, a before-and-after comparison to drag through and the numbers up front, and Rossana publishes them herself from the admin panel, with a live preview as she types: a site that grows alongside the profiles she follows.






