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🚀 Case Study: Somewhere — Static Business Website
Somewhere needed a clear, professional website to communicate their services, explain their process, and build trust with visitors.
My approach • Defined a clear site structure and page flow • Designed a clean, modern UI focused on clarity and usability • Built a fast, responsive static website • Ensured consistency through a simple style guide
The result
✔ A modern, easy-to-navigate informational website
✔ Strong visual hierarchy
✔ Fast performance across all devices
✔ A professional online presence that supports business growth
If you’re a business owner looking for a clean, high-quality website that actually works for your business, feel free to reach out.
#WebDesign #WebDevelopment #CaseStudy #BusinessWebsite #StaticWebsite #DigitalStrategy #Flowmarc
Strong work 👌
Clear structure & page flow decisions often have a huge impact on user trust & engagement.
Nicely executed.
well visual polished and nice layout
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