Case study · Website
A Taste of Life: personal stories presented through a carefully designed interactive experience.
The bilingual multimedia website combines films, narrative and three-dimensional digital reading, allowing visitors to encounter each story at their own pace.
Interactive multimedia website · Bilingual- Client
- A Taste of Life
- Sector
- Health awareness & human stories
- Platform
- Interactive multimedia website · Bilingual
- Scope
- Experience design · Custom front-end · Video integration
Project thinking
From brief to working system
The decisions behind the interface matter as much as the final screen.
The brief
The project needed to present personal narratives through different media while preserving seriousness, emotional balance and ease of access.
- Sensitive human content
- Film and digital publication
- A bilingual audience
Visitors choose the medium
The architecture allows people to enter through the films or the book without imposing one linear journey on every visitor.
- Clear content entry points
- Non-linear exploration
- A restrained visual hierarchy
Three-dimensional reading in the browser
The printed logic of the book becomes an interactive digital experience, keeping the publication inside the narrative rather than reducing it to a simple download.
- Interactive book experience
- Pages with visual continuity
- Integration with the wider storytelling
The same experience in two languages and on every screen
Greek and English share one structure, while the responsive environment keeps media and copy legible across desktop, tablet and mobile.
- Greek and English content
- Responsive media presentation
- Consistent navigation

Delivered value
What the solution connects
The outcome is described through delivered capabilities—not invented performance figures.
Films and a digital book coexist without competing for attention
Navigation lets visitors choose how they want to encounter the stories
Greek and English content retain the same emotional and functional coherence
When content is personal and sensitive, design should support it without drawing attention away from it.
The experience prioritises the stories, each visitor’s pace and a natural transition between watching and reading.



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