Opale
Private media galleries for creative studios
Inside the project
The project
Opale is a NUAGEUXSTUDIO product in closed beta. It brings photo and video sharing, client selections and file delivery into a branded workspace. The studio develops both the interfaces and the technical foundation.
- Context
- Creative studios need to share media, collect client feedback and deliver selected files.
- My role
- Product development by NUAGEUXSTUDIO, including interface design, media workflows and infrastructure.
- Deliverables
- Branded galleries, private sharing links, selections, comments and file delivery.
- SaaS Product Development
- Product UX/UI
- Secure Media Delivery
- Infrastructure
The Brief
For photographers and creative studios, the work continues after the shoot: large galleries need to reach clients, feedback needs to stay organized, and final files need to be easy to select and download. Opale brings these steps into one client experience, without requiring clients to create an account.
The Product
Studios can create galleries from reusable templates, choose a cover and responsive layout, and customize colors, typography and watermarks. Private links give studios control over access. Clients can browse the gallery, save favorites, comment, approve a selection and download the files they’re allowed to access.
Built for Real Media Delivery
Opale’s private V1 connects resumable uploads and media processing with persistent project data, private storage and background exports. Gallery links can be password-protected, expired or revoked.
Branded invitation emails complete the delivery workflow, while the storage adapter leaves a path open for S3 as needs grow.
Outcome & next steps
The Result
Opale brings gallery design, private client proofing and file delivery into one branded workflow. The private V1 is ready for controlled validation, with a real foundation for future product iterations.
Closed beta. Access and workflows are being validated before a wider release.
Screenshots and compositions made from the product. Some interfaces are recomposed for presentation; the data shown is illustrative.
