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Liana Denezaki — Personal Brand Website
Web Design · 7 Pages · Figma · 2026
The Brief
Liana Denezaki is a Greek illustrator, author and educator whose work spans children's books, school workshops and creative programmes. Her existing site needed a full redesign, not a template refresh but a complete reimagining of how her personal brand communicates online.
The core concept from her brief: the site is not stacked sections but a journey. A single illustrated path runs through the entire page connecting each station of her story as the user scrolls. The path mirrors her brand, the hand-drawn line from her Yellow Skate signature. The user doesn't browse, they travel.
What I Did
Defined the information architecture. Restructured and finalized the sitemap in collaboration with the client, determining which content lives where, how pages connect and what the user journey prioritizes.
Designed 7 high-fidelity pages in Figma, Homepage, About, Work, Programs, Newsroom, Contact, Yellow Skate
Built all components with auto layout and full reusability so any developer can implement and extend without breaking the system
Designed the homepage around a scroll-linked stroke path animation. The illustrated line draws itself as the user scrolls, connecting each content station
Built an interactive Figma prototype demonstrating the stroke path behaviour on scroll
Followed her existing brand palette and typography direction from denezaki.gr
Prepared all files for developer handoff to her Mojolab development team
Deliverables
7 high-fidelity Figma pages · Reusable component library · Interactive scroll prototype · Developer-ready handoff files
Outcome
Files completed and prepared for handoff to the client's development team. Full implementation was planned through Mojolab.
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Which button do you actually want people to press?
Same hero, same two actions. The only thing I changed is their weight, and that alone decides where the eye lands.
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Hierarchy isn't about adding emphasis - it's about turning one thing down so the other can lead.
Do you give the main CTA a clear winner, or keep the options equal?
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