Websites I've built

The FoneMatters team, an e-commerce store specializing in mobile phones and accessories, had been struggling with a difficult-to-use content management system. They needed a platform that would empower them to implement their marketing strategy effectively and manage campaigns with agility. They made their new WordPress website the centerpiece of their marketing strategy.

After understanding their business goals and priorities, I collaborated with their talented design team to create a website that would not only be clear, business-like, and functional but also catchy and impressive, corresponding to the nature of their product.

Then, I built their website on WordPress. Their team needed multiple URLs managed and prepared for launch, as well as a full site migration to WordPress. WordPress's robust CMS was extensively utilized on this website. It is now used to manage case studies, product features, blog articles, and resources, providing the flexibility and scalability the team required.

Thanks to the high-quality content they published, their e-commerce website quickly began driving sales.

After conducting a UX audit and understanding their brief, the redesign aimed to present Creme Carpets with a fresh, modern look, emphasizing clarity and ease of navigation. By setting up and configuring Webflow CMS, I enabled the team at Creme Carpets to effortlessly manage and update their website's content, ensuring they remain relevant and competitive in the bustling market of tech education.

This project culminated in a website that not only aligns with Creme Carpets' brand identity but also significantly contributes to achieving their business goals. The clean, intuitive design enhances user engagement and showcases their commitment to quality and customer service, positioning them as a leader in the flooring industry.

Working closely with their marketing team, we embarked on a mission to not only refresh the visual appeal but also to enhance user engagement and functionality. The goal was clear: to craft a website that could effectively compete in the bustling tech education market, making information accessible and the user journey seamless.

Together, we achieved this objective, delivering a website that not only meets NeoTech Academy's needs but also offers easy usability and updates, ensuring they remain at the forefront of tech education.

The new site needed to be modern, user-friendly, and able to showcase all of the features and benefits that make PhoneWagon the best choice for their target audience. I'm proud of partnering with 8020 team on this project as a Webflow Developer.

After compiling all of the data from the interviews, audits, and studies, I analyzed everything. I pulled from what I learned during my deep dive into data to build out the user experience strategy for the redesign.

The brief was clear: keep it simple and keep it fun. With that in mind, I maximized the use of white space, ensured single concepts were in view at any time and selected images and videos to match their preferred tone.

Animations were a significant part of this project. I used scroll into view interactions to animate representations of their features. This helps communicate concepts without the clutter of video or straight product screenshots.

I developed their website in Webflow with tailored CMS, lead magnets and a responsive interface across devices. I also migrated all of their blog posts from Wordpress to Webflow CMS.

I enojed to design the website by considering their business goals and build a responsive website on Webflow. But PhoneWagon got acquired by CallRail before they launched their new website.

They challenged me to deliver an interactive website that would bring their revolutionary product to life and engage prospective customers. It needed to reflect the innovative and the benefits of their product while generating new sales.

As a tech company in the dental space, it was important for the brand and website to achieve a soft clinical feel, but with the personality and quirkiness of a tech company. The website should convey their unique personality and expands on various company strong points creatively and inspiringly.

First I helped their design process for the marketing website and customer portal. For the design to be cohesive, we had to unify the components on the website by implementing a consistent color palette and visual elements across all the pages.

Then I used my expertise as a Webflow Developer and built their responsive website on Webflow. But Webflow Ecommerce's features were not advanced enough for their store. That's why I implemented the website I built on Webflow to Shopify with the help of their talented development team.

They're struggling with their Webflow site when we met. They needed to update the current pages, add new ones, fix the usability issues and train their stuff members. At first, I reviewed their entire site and identified the issues and the scope of work.

Then I fixed the issues one by one as Webflow Developer, updated their content, built and configured new dynamic pages on Webflow CMS, train their stuff members with a step by step guide and help them to maintain their website.

The homepage, the most informative and interactive page containing the content which makes the website go round, is all built on elegance and functionality.

I focused on creating a clean typography at first. Because for products and services based on information rather than physical or visual objects, the text becomes the basis of communication. Hence, the aspect of its readability and thoughtful arrangement contributes much to a generally positive user experience.

I pushed the limits of creativity, catching attention, and effectively sharing photos. For me, working on The Regeneration web design and Webflow Development project was a cool experience of creating a visual and informative blog that is thoughtfully organized, human-like, user-friendly, and, at the same time, captivating, and impressive.

It was important for Element Human that their benefits and features were conveyed in a visual way. The website structure and design should be clean, efficient and focus on presenting the key product benefits and company advantages in the most effective and compelling way.

Element Hired me as their freelance Webflow Developer to make the new website easy and engaging for users. This was achieved with judicious use of their brand colors to highlight text and buttons, keeping the copy clear and in digestible chunks and using original and authentic illustrations in key places. The end result wasn't only clear, business-like, and functional but also catchy and impressive, corresponding to the nature of their products.

The Webflow CMS comes to the party again by allowing editors to easily manage content in a central location and push it automatically throughout the website and beyond. I built and configured Webflow CMS to enable Element Human to add their case studies and testimonials to the database.

I also made sure that the website could be viewed across all major devices and was smoothly responsive. This not only benefits the end-users but also assists search engine rankings.

Aside from the new look and feel, the artist also wanted to harness the power of the Webflow Ecommerce to enable her to easily sell her products. I need to create a scalable website that could be managed by Kate Roebuck easily. I was blown away by her story, and really enthusiastic about the collaboration.

As a freelance Webflow Developer, I partnered with Doggie Style Studio to create an authentic user experience that incorporated elegance and a sense of exclusivity with impeccable usability and top-grade functional ecommerce performance with Webflow Ecommerce.