I’m delighted to announce the launch of my new website, Nattawan.com. It’s a special achievement to secure a domain that bears my first name, something I’ve aimed for over the years. Despite its high price tag, perseverance paid off, and now I can bring my vision to fruition.
In the realms of design and marketing, the importance of a name cannot be overstated. Without a name, you can’t start to design or develop any concept. This principle also applies to finding a domain. It’s the cornerstone of online presence and branding. Finding the right domain was a challenge; longer options like nattawanworachat.com weren’t quite right, and more creative names didn’t resonate either.
Creating this website has been a long-held aspiration of mine. I envisioned a space where I could authentically share my experiences, insights, and passions—particularly focusing on my design work, photography, life experiences, and running. While it won’t be a traditional personal portfolio, it will still showcase who I am and what I can do.
I also wanted to be “fearless” when it comes to the design of my website. My design style is usually quite clean and modern, but this time I wanted to play with big, bold typography—letting go of constraints and avoiding large images, graphic elements, or videos, which could slow down my website unnecessarily.
While the website appears very bold, my new logo is quite minimalistic. The double “N” represents the first and last letters of my name, “Nattawan.” For the logo font, I decided to use “Rift” by Fort Foundry and “TT Commons Pro” by TypeType for other texts. Both companies are my favorite font creators.
So far, I have really enjoyed creating my personal website. It was an opportunity to try something new. Of course, this is just the beginning. I plan to develop my website step by step. But for now, I am quite happy with the outcome.
I look forward to having you accompany me on this journey. Thank you for visiting, and I’m excited to share more with you soon.