Converted a custom Figma design into a fully functional, modern, and responsive WordPress website for JW Radford, focused on personal growth, passion, and inspiration.
My Role: WordPress Developer
Project Description
Transformed the provided Figma design into a fully responsive WordPress website while maintaining the original design, layout, typography, and visual consistency.
Converting a Figma design without losing the original typography and layout is harder than it looks, so keeping that consistency across desktop, tablet and mobile is a real achievement here. The clean, user-friendly interface suits a personal growth brand well — it lets the message lead instead of the design getting in the way.
You're very welcome, Junaid — glad the feedback landed well. Keeping the design that clean across desktop, tablet and mobile is no small feat, so the credit is all yours. Wishing you well with the JW Radford site!
This is the kind of milestone that motivates you to keep building. 🚀
$100K earned in one year is an incredible achievement. Congratulations, Nikita!
I’m building my own journey too, focusing on website design and automation, and seeing what’s possible here makes me even more excited about the road ahead.
One project, one client, and one step at a time. The goal is to keep improving, deliver real value, and build lasting client relationships.
For BrewMetrics, an analytics platform for cafés and coffee shops, handled both the design and the development.
The goal was to make data feel friendly and easy to understand for café owners. We went with a warm coffee-inspired palette, clear typography and simple visuals that explain the product at a glance.
Then built it, so the final site looks exactly like the design. No lost details between Figma and launch.
What do you think of the result?
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I designed this eight-page website collection in Figma for lawyers and law firms. This preview shows two example pages from the collection.
The design follows a story: introduce the firm, explain its services, and give visitors enough context to feel comfortable starting a conversation.
Before asking someone to get in touch, I wanted to help them understand who they would be working with and whether the firm could help with their situation.
The homepage begins that introduction. It moves through the firm’s background, services, and supporting information before reaching the contact section. The services page builds on that story, giving each practice area space for a fuller explanation.
Alternating images and text create pauses and changes in rhythm, inviting visitors to keep reading. The deep green palette, architectural photography, and angular shapes support the formal character of the design.
The contact section follows the explanation. My aim was to make that connection feel like a natural next step once visitors understand the firm and what it offers.
Need a website design for your law firm? Message me to discuss your services and the pages you need.