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The client needed a website that felt clear and easy to navigate across devices. They wanted a layout that helped visitors find key content and actions quickly without feeling cluttered.
I delivered a site with a clean, well‑structured design that supports user flow and usability. My focus was on layout, spacing, and visual hierarchy so each page feels balanced and intentional.
What I did:
Planned the layout with clear sections and visual flow
Designed consistent typography, spacing, and navigation
Built responsive views for mobile and desktop
How it helped:
Visitors can find key actions (like contact and scheduling) easily
The design feels modern and uncluttered
Layout choices enhance readability and engagement
What do you guys think?
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