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Most websites don’t fail because of design, they fail because they don’t convert.
Over the past few months, I’ve been helping businesses turn slow, messy websites into fast, revenue-driven platforms using WordPress, Elementor, and custom integrations.
The PageSpeed result attached is from a recent optimization where we improved core web vitals, cleaned backend processes, and streamlined frontend assets, real performance gains that directly impact SEO and conversions.
If you’re struggling with:
• Low conversions
• Poor page speed
• Complex integrations (payments, courses, EMR, etc.)
• A site that feels “unfinished”
Let’s fix it.
I’m always open to collaborating on meaningful projects and long-term partnerships.
Drop a comment or message, happy to share ideas or quick audits 🚀
#WordPress #Elementor #PageSpeed #TechnicalSEO
Strong point. Speed improvements often get attention, but conversion usually comes from clarity + UX. In this project, what had the biggest impact: performance optimizations or layout/messaging changes?
Im running a quick A/B vote on the hero design. V1 uses an illustrated scene to feel friendly and product-led, while V2 uses a real ocean photo for a more premium, realistic vibe. Which one feels clearer, more trustworthy, and makes you more likely to hit “Join Waitlist”?
1 voted
13%
7 voted
87%
8 votes
Closed
Even though I really like illustrative web/UI designs, the real ocean photo makes it more relatable and visually adds a nice depth to design 👍
I recently designed a complete baking blog platform focused on content architecture, user flow, and engagement.
This wasn’t about visual aesthetics alone. It was about creating a structured browsing system where users navigate by intent and skill level without friction.
From hero positioning to categorized discovery and guided learning hubs, every section was built to improve content visibility, session time, and brand authority.
I design digital systems aligned with user behavior and business goals.
If you’re planning to build or redesign a content-driven platform, let’s connect.
— Kibriya
UI/UX Designer
Strong approach 👏 Designing for intent & skill level is a powerful UX decision. Structure often has more impact on engagement than visuals alone.
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