I love the part where a design stops being a picture and becomes a real website. Lately, I’ve bee...I love the part where a design stops being a picture and becomes a real website. Lately, I’ve bee...
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I love the part where a design stops being a picture and becomes a real website.
Lately, I’ve been working on a multi-page implementation project that started with existing designs and needed the less-glamorous-but-important work of actually making everything function well in the browser.
That’s included responsive implementation, page and navigation cleanup, troubleshooting staging inconsistencies, and making sure the final site is something the client can actually use and maintain.
That’s the kind of work I’m best at: taking a thoughtful design or an almost-finished website and getting it across the finish line without losing the details that made it good in the first place.
Available for: • Figma-to-web implementation • Responsive cleanup • Frontend/site polish • Existing website fixes and improvements
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@Jessie Kosai Staging inconsistencies and navigation cleanup can quietly consume a project. How are you documenting fixes so the client can maintain the multi-page site afterward?
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Nice work jessie🔥
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