Web Design & Development
Web Design & Development is more than just creating websites: it’s about building digital experiences that look good, feel intuitive, and actually perform. I specialize in UX/UI design, full web builds, and design revamps to make your site both beautiful and fast. Every project focuses on creating a seamless experience for users while ensuring your website meets your business goals, whether it’s a personal portfolio, a business website, or a web application.
My work combines design and development using tools like Figma, Framer, Webflow, Wix, and WordPress (Bricks, Kadence). I also use FigJam and Miro for mapping user flows and creating wireframes, and Notion to organize and manage each project efficiently. Discord, Slack and Teams are used for communication means. I have a basic understanding of HTML and CSS, which helps me fine-tune layouts, troubleshoot issues, and collaborate effectively with developers to implement custom solutions. This ensures every website is visually appealing, technically solid, and optimized for performance.
Real Estate Platform
Escape Room Site
My Process for UX/UI Web Design & Development
Every project starts with understanding your goals and audience. From there, I plan the site structure and user experience before moving into design and development. My usual workflow: research → UX/UI design → prototype → build → test → launch. By following this process, I create websites that are not only fast and responsive but also user-friendly and accessible on all devices.
I handle both the creative and technical side: design systems, responsive layouts, SEO structure, and custom integrations. I also optimize performance to ensure your site loads quickly. Transparency is key; you’ll always know what’s happening. By combining creativity, technical skill, and careful planning, I deliver web design & development solutions that provide measurable results and long-term value.
Projects variety
Some of the projects listed below span multiple categories. At Rumi AI, for example, responsibilities included improving the website’s UI/UX, designing visual assets, handling UX copywriting, producing copywriting, and supporting communications and marketing efforts. At WPJohnny, the work involved only designing visual assets such as banners and icons for a new plugin. A select number of the projects are apps.