WOUQ. Monochrome gallery wall, museum label typography.

WOUQ operates as a monochrome editorial portfolio: a near-total absence of color, with black text and hairline rules carrying all functional weight on a white canvas. The page is image-forward — large photography and 3D-rendered artwork dominate, treated as gallery objects with a single shared 10px corner radius and minimal chrome. Typography is the only expressive instrument: a custom neo-grotesque face (ESAllianz) is deployed at near-display sizes (45px) for the tagline and category labels, with a tight 1.11 line-height that lets the text stack into editorial blocks rather than breathing room. The interface deliberately removes every non-essential signal — no buttons, no badges, no gradients, no shadows, no accent color — so that the work itself carries the visual identity. Navigation is a plain text row, and project tiles are flat rectangles with two stacked text lines overlaid in a corner, mimicking museum wall labels rather than card UI patterns.