Rendez-Vous had rooms worth booking and a story worth telling. What they didn't have was a website. No web presence at all — potential guests were either calling in or walking past. In a city like Addis Ababa, where hospitality decisions increasingly happen online before they happen in person, that was a real gap. The brief was straightforward: build something credible, fast. Two weeks. One person. A live site that could hold its own against properties with proper marketing budgets. The design question wasn't about decoration — it was about trust. Hotels live and die by the feeling a website creates before a guest ever checks in. Every decision had to answer the same question: does this make someone feel confident enough to book? That meant clean room showcasing over cluttered information, breathing room over feature-stuffed sections, and a mobile experience that worked as well as desktop, because that's where most visitors would land first. Built entirely in Framer, the site uses smooth scroll and custom components to create a sense of continuity across sections. Nothing jarring, nothing that interrupts the browsing flow. The structure moves a visitor from first impression to room showcase to contact — a quiet, deliberate path.