Biosite

This single-page website explores Pop Art, a movement that redefined the line between mass culture and fine art in the mid-20th century. The design highlights Pop Art’s transformative use of everyday imagery—ads, comic strips, and consumer goods—elevated into bold, accessible works. A vibrant layout inspired by magazine and billboard aesthetics brings the era’s energy to life. Adobe Fonts and a playful color palette ground the composition, while an external link offers viewers a deeper dive into Pop Art’s legacy. As an expansion, I designed a set of playful physical merchandise—including a mini backpack pin and a Pop Art-inspired magnet—extending the digital identity into the physical world. These branded items tie back to the site’s bold, accessible aesthetic and reinforce Pop Art’s legacy of turning everyday objects into iconic statements. Rooted in fun, revolution, and visual impact, this project celebrates Pop Art’s power to make the ordinary unforgettable.