I design interfaces and then build them, which removes the usual gap where a design gets handed over and quietly loses whatever made it good. Design decisions that cannot survive the build get caught while they are still cheap to change.

The work is conversion-focused rather than decorative. A portfolio site and a checkout have different jobs, and the design should be arguing for the thing the business actually needs.

What's included

  • Custom design from scratch in Figma, not a template reskin.
  • A design system rather than a set of unconnected page mockups, so the site stays coherent as it grows.
  • Responsive layouts designed for phones deliberately, not squeezed down afterwards.
  • Interaction and motion design where it helps comprehension rather than as decoration.
  • Accessible colour contrast and type sizing as a default, not an afterthought.
  • The build, by the same person who did the design.

How it works

01

Understand

Who is the site for, what should they do, and what is currently stopping them.

02

Structure

Content and page structure first. Getting this right is what makes the visual design straightforward.

03

Design

Figma, iterating on the key templates rather than mocking up every page.

04

Build

Turned into a real block system so you can compose new pages later without the design falling apart.

Recent work

Frequently asked questions

Do you design, or only build?

Both. I can work from your designer’s Figma if you have one, but when I do the design too the result is usually tighter, because nothing gets lost in handover.

How long does a website design take?

For a typical business site, design is a few weeks depending on how quickly feedback comes back. The slowest part is almost always content, not design.

Will I get the Figma files?

Yes. The design is yours.

Get in touch

Want to know more about me, tell me about your project, or just say hello?

Drop me a line and I'll get back to you as soon as possible.