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When the Irish College of Traditional and Integrative Medicine came to me for a full Webflow rebuild, the first thing I did wasn't open Figma.
It was open GA4.
Their existing site had real problems and the data was telling the story. Low retention, drop-offs at key pages, forms that weren't converting. Before touching a single design element, we needed to understand why.
Once we had that picture, everything else followed. Copy restructured around what visitors actually needed to see. Forms rebuilt for clarity. Layout decisions made with evidence, not guesswork.
The result was a site that works harder for them and their students.
That's what I mean when I say web design is strategy first. The visuals are just how the strategy shows up.
See the full project here.
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The Execution (Zero Photoshop): To bring the brand into the real world, I utilized Envato’s native mockup generator. I applied my designs directly to premium physical and digital mockups right inside Envato's browser tool—no Photoshop required. A completely streamlined, modern workflow.
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And for the brave souls, here is the link to the full Figma file. Fair warning: it’s a typical creative mess inside, you know how it is 😅
https://www.figma.com/design/5Du5Sjr7jCCZYNgH5Y9QtB/Envato-Challenge?node-id=17-2181&t=vap8tOu6fACNieNW-1
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