Just completed this Webflow website project for CT Moving & Storage

The goal was to make the website feel trustworthy, easy to navigate, and simple for customers who need moving, packing, or storage services.

I focused on clear service sections, strong customer reviews, location-based pages, responsive design, and a smooth quote-request journey that helps visitors move from searching to taking action.

I’d love to hear your thoughts, does the website give you the confidence you’d want before trusting a company with your move?

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This is a masterclass in design execution. The concept is strong, the presentation is polished, and the visual hierarchy is incredibly well handled. Excellent work from start to finish.

Northwood Academy: one school, two experiences 🏫

A school website that speaks to two different audiences. The Senior School and the Junior School each get their own interface and colour theme, so every visitor feels the site was made for them.

The goal: present the school's programmes, campuses and admissions in a polished, easy-to-follow way that builds trust at first glance.

What I designed and built: ✦ Senior School interface: a refined, mature look with a cinematic homepage and scroll-driven animation ✦ Junior School interface: a brighter, more playful design in its own colour theme, with a dedicated interactive layout ✦ Two distinct colour themes that clearly separate the Senior and Junior sections while staying part of one brand ✦ Clear navigation for academics, admissions and campus information ✦ A fully responsive design for phones, tablets and desktops

My role: UI/UX design and full front-end development, from concept to live site.

Built with: Next.js, React, Tailwind CSS and GSAP.

🔗 Live site: Northwood Academy: one school, two experiences 🏫

A school website that speaks to two different audiences. The Senior School and the Junior School each get their own interface and colour theme, so every visitor feels the site was made for them.

The goal: present the school's programmes, campuses and admissions in a polished, easy-to-follow way that builds trust at first glance.

What I designed and built: ✦ Senior School interface: a refined, mature look with a cinematic homepage and scroll-driven animation ✦ Junior School interface: a brighter, more playful design in its own colour theme, with a dedicated interactive layout ✦ Two distinct colour themes that clearly separate the Senior and Junior sections while staying part of one brand ✦ Clear navigation for academics, admissions and campus information ✦ A fully responsive design for phones, tablets and desktops

My role: UI/UX design and full front-end development, from concept to live site.

Built with: Next.js, React, Tailwind CSS and GSAP.

🔗 Live site: https://northwood.axiom-stem.com

Need a website that serves more than one audience, without looking like a template? Let's talk.

Need a website that serves more than one audience, without looking like a template? Let's talk.

Are the Junior and Senior sections sharing React components with different theme tokens, or are they separate layouts? Curious how you kept the navigation consistent between them.