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Project Overview
Designed and developed two modern, visually driven websites for different industries: a premium interior design brand and a futuristic drone technology platform.
The interior design website focuses on luxury, elegance, and visual storytelling, using large imagery, refined typography, service sections, project showcases, and clear consultation/quote calls to action.
The drone technology website takes a more technical and futuristic approach, featuring a dark interface, vibrant accents, industry use cases, drone product showcases, specifications, image galleries, and quote-request interactions.
Together, these projects demonstrate my ability to adapt UI/UX, visual design, and frontend development to completely different industries while maintaining responsive layouts, strong visual hierarchy, engaging interactions, and polished user experiences.
My Role
I handled the design and development of both websites, including the overall UI/UX direction, responsive layouts, visual sections, navigation, content presentation, interactive elements, and conversion-focused calls to action.
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