# Aperture Film Lab — assets and design research

Original code, fictional identity and writing: MIT. Reference-site branding, copy and artwork are not included.

## Production-site reference

[London Film Lab](https://www.londonfilmlab.co.uk/)

The production homepage separates film processing, fine-art printing and film sales. Its processing route lists formats and chemistries before a contact action, while the footer supplies practical drop-off information. Adapt the service hierarchy and order preparation; omit its performance, experience and testimonial claims.

Design direction: Black photographic contact-sheet masthead; warm-white page interiors, vermilion order labels, monospaced specimen metadata and unrounded image windows. Hero uses a tall negative strip beside a large typographic lab title; service selection sits in a ruled processing table rather than floating cards.

## Separately licensed photographs

- photo-0 (.webp and responsive variants): Ron Lach. Source: https://www.pexels.com/photo/camera-film-on-light-table-10276045/. License: https://www.pexels.com/license/. Film negatives and small photographs on a light table
- photo-1 (.webp and responsive variants): Annushka Ahuja. Source: https://www.pexels.com/photo/man-working-with-negatives-8113899/. License: https://www.pexels.com/license/. A person examining a photographic negative in a darkroom
- photo-2 (.webp and responsive variants): Luca Bravo. Source: https://unsplash.com/photos/lighthouse-on-rocky-mountain-a-x96OSFHCM. License: https://unsplash.com/license. A lighthouse on a rocky coastline, illustrative print subject

Photographs are illustrative; they do not show the fictional business, its staff or its completed work. System fonts do not require bundled font files.