Oceania: Live in Under Four Weeks
Copy, photos, design and build for a luxury travel agency, from scratch
Oceania had a domain and a launch date. No copy, photos or design. We created all of it and shipped in under four weeks, scoring 90+ on mobile Lighthouse.
What Oceania needed
Oceania is a Czech agency selling curated luxury trips. They arrived with a domain name and a deadline: no site, no visual system, no images, no copy. Luxury buyers compare brands fast, so the site had to look premium and load fast from the first screen. One team covered everything as a fixed-scope project: moodboards, copywriting, licensed photography, design and a Next.js build. An inquiry flow captures destination, dates and group size, so every lead arrives ready for a tailored reply.
Constraints we had to design around
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No starting assets
No copy, no photo library, no page structure. Everything had to be created alongside the build.
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Premium look, fast decisions
The visual direction had to feel right early, or revisions would eat the deadline.
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Image-heavy and still fast
Travel sites live on photography, which is exactly what makes them slow on mobile if handled carelessly.
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Fixed launch window
A real deadline meant a tight scope and a strict sequence of work.
Architecture and what we shipped
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Visual direction locked in week one
Moodboards before code. The client chose one route early, which kept the build consistent and revision-free.
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Copy written in-house
Homepage, destination intros, about section and interface text. Clear and aspirational, written for both search and inquiries.
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Travel inquiry flow
Destination interest, travel dates and group size captured up front, so every inquiry arrives with enough context to answer well.
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Image pipeline for performance
Licensed photography converted to WebP and served at responsive sizes through Next.js Image. Premium feel, light pages.
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Server-rendered for search
Next.js server rendering means search engines and AI crawlers read the full content directly.
Under four weeks, zero to live
Week one for direction and content, weeks two and three for design and build, week four for QA, performance and launch.
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Week 1
Direction and content
Moodboards, page structure, copywriting and image sourcing
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Weeks 2-3
Design and build
Interface design, component build and inquiry flow
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Week 4
QA and launch
Performance tuning, cross-device checks, DNS and go-live
Outcome
From kickoff to live, including copy, design direction and development
From no usable digital assets to a complete, launch-ready website
Mobile Lighthouse performance score on an image-heavy travel site
What the client said
“Excellent quality communication, really fast responses to requirements. We are more than satisfied with the project.”
Questions travel businesses ask us
Can you build a travel website if we have no content ready?
Yes. For Oceania we handled moodboards, copywriting, image sourcing and development. A domain and a clear idea of what you sell is enough to start.
How do you keep an image-heavy travel site fast?
WebP conversion, responsive image sizes through Next.js Image and a light layout. Oceania scores 90+ on mobile Lighthouse despite being driven by photography.
Do you build custom inquiry forms for travel agencies?
Yes. Oceania's inquiry flow asks for destination interest, travel dates and group size, so the agency can reply with a tailored offer instead of a follow-up questionnaire.
How fast can a travel website launch?
Oceania went from kickoff to launch in under four weeks. Your timeline depends on scope, page count and how quickly decisions are made, and it is fixed in the written quote.
Got a domain and a deadline? That's enough to start.
We'll handle the copy, the images, the design and the build, and give you a fixed price before any of it begins.