FAB
A WordPress home for a talent agency.
I think a talent roster works when its people and selected work lead, while profile updates remain simple for the agency's staff.
- Field
- Talent management / Russia
- Built with
- WordPress / PHP / HTML
- Project year
- 2023–2024
The challenge
FAB represents creators and public figures. A potential partner needs to browse the roster, understand what each person does and find their social channels. The agency also needs to keep those details current without asking a developer to change every biography or photograph.
The approach
I worked with OnePix on the design and WordPress implementation. I organized the roster as structured content, with shared profile layouts, category filters and editable descriptions, photographs and social links. A separate media page and an agency page gave the team room to present its work and the people behind it.
The project, in detail
Original desktop and mobile designs from the project’s Figma archive. Client photography, prototype states and source interface text are preserved; these are not screenshots of a current live site.
A roster built around people
I made the talent catalogue the main route into the site. The original design combines portrait cards of different sizes, short descriptions and categories such as beauty, fashion and sport. The implementation needed to keep that rhythm as the agency added people or changed their details. On a phone, the supplied design uses two columns and a smaller menu.
Profiles and media have different jobs
A profile brings a creator’s biography and social channels together. The media page is a separate place to browse selected content. I kept those responsibilities separate in the WordPress structure so that the catalogue did not have to carry every piece of media. The screen below is an original static Figma layout of the media player, not a playable video or proof of current live behaviour.
An agency website the team can update
I set up content types and administrative fields for the information the agency changes regularly. Shared templates keep photographs, descriptions and links in a consistent layout. The original team page shows another side of the same content system. These images come from the project’s Figma archive; the portraits and agency identity belong to the client.
On a smaller screen
The original mobile layout uses compact navigation and two portrait columns. These Figma exports retain the client’s photography and interface text.
The outcome
A structured talent catalogue with filters and editable profiles.
Creator information, media and the agency presentation organized into shared page layouts.
Details of FAB talent agency website
How were talent profiles kept current?
Structured WordPress fields held biographies, photographs and social links. Fixed templates kept the roster consistent as the agency updated people and selected work.
