Full-background hero video, real photography, a live design switcher on every page. Start with the latest direction below; earlier directions are kept for reference.
The sleek sophistication of #2, but turned bright — Andalusian colours, patterns and textures that pop. Full-background video (no window), heavy condensed Anton type set big and bold (no thin or cursive faces), and the page told as a story that unfolds like a scroll: numbered chapters reveal the quotes, the dates, the recordings as you go. Navbar reads simply “Fullana.”
Bright cream base with saturated cobalt / coral / ochre / emerald colour-block chapters and reversed type. Full-bleed video hero with a cobalt→coral wash, giant Anton headlines, azulejo dividers that unroll on scroll, duotone photography, and chunky hard-edged buttons. Bold + bright + sleek.
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Warm Mediterranean (#3) base + oversized name + ink-brown/terracotta colour-field bands + brass elegance. The earlier synthesis, before going bright.
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The boldest. A magazine cover — oversized Fraunces serif fractured across a hard grid seam, Talavera-blue colour fields, real azulejo tile dividers, framed video. Best answer to “raise contrast + real tile texture.”
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Cinematic and ink-dark. Full-bleed performance video, giant Bodoni name, a single gold press quote that cross-fades. Maximum gravitas; the best showcase for the hero video. Tile as subtle gold linework.
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Warm, sunlit, Mallorca. Ivory field, characterful Gloock serif, the video held in a tall Moorish-arch frame, terracotta accents. The most personal option — premium and approachable, ages well.
View live →Each design carries over the full current-site content (About, Tour Dates, Media, Fortissimo Foundation, Contact, EN/ES toggle, press quotes, socials) and uses real photography. Tour dates and album titles are sample data — those become editable in the backoffice once a direction is chosen. Use the floating switcher (bottom-centre) to jump between designs.
The hero video is now solved and self-hosted: a compressed H.264 MP4 loop served from this server (no third-party CDN dependency), with a real poster frame and a palette-toned legibility overlay. hls.js remains wired as an on-error fallback only.