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AURAI LAB
- Site
- aurailab.com
- Type
- website
- Verdict
- Niche
- Licence
- Look only licence, not stated
not-statedThe public site and project images show no reuse licence. Access is free at review; treat the visuals and assets as look-only. - Agent channels
- none
- Pricing
- not stated
- Reviewed
What it is
A Shanghai creative studio for brand identity, websites and digital products. Its homepage uses an oversized serif wordmark inside a pale circular form, muted pink and lavender light, and widely tracked navigation. The CityWalk case study links to a public mobile-first city guide demo with an onboarding flow and seven screen states at review.
When to open it
Use the homepage when exploring a soft, editorial direction for a creative studio or premium digital product. Open the CityWalk case when you need a concrete example of onboarding and a small mobile product presented through a branded case study.
Most useful
- The hero layers a very large, high-contrast serif wordmark and short promise over a softly lit circular field, then keeps the studio navigation small and widely spaced.
- The work carousel names each project type and gives a one-sentence description before opening a detailed case study.
- The CityWalk case connects its product story to an independently openable live demo, rather than ending at static portfolio images.
- The live demo uses a pale pink-to-blue gradient, translucent rounded panels, and a short onboarding sequence. Its seven screen states at review cover entry, route setup, live quests, completion, journaling and night mode.
Using it with agents
No MCP, API, CLI, llms.txt or agent guide was visible at review. Agents can open the public homepage and the CityWalk demo in a browser. Treat both as visual references; no implementation licence was stated.
Watch out for
- The homepage loader can sit over the content while assets initialize; wait for the hero and project carousel before judging the first screen.
- CityWalk begins with an onboarding panel. Its Skip and Next controls make the demo inspectable without creating an account.
- The studio describes the featured work as products and demos; use the linked live demo to distinguish an interactive example from the carousel's cover artwork.
- The Terms or an explicit reuse licence were not linked from the reviewed page. Do not reuse its copy, images or interface assets.
Reusable ideas
- Give a studio identity one distinctive, oversized typographic moment, then let restrained navigation and supporting copy stay quiet.
- Explain each portfolio project in plain language beside its category so visitors can decide which case to open.
- Pair a product case study with a live demo and screen-by-screen states to make the interaction flow verifiable.
- Keep onboarding actions visually clear and let a visitor skip directly into the product.