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BTS: Editing My Personal Website on Readymag.
I’m a Brand & Design Director — my language is aesthetics, colors, layouts, fonts, visuals. But definitely NOT CODE.
So when I was choosing a platform for my personal website, I went for what feels closest to how my creative brain works.
For me, that’s Readymag.
My favorite thing about it?
How easily I can edit and adjust layouts for web and desktop.
It genuinely feels like working with a canvas, not a rigid website builder. I can move elements freely, experiment with spacing, shift rhythm, refine typography… It’s intuitive and lets me stay in design mode — not learning website development mode.
Great work ! Anna
😍Thank You!
love it
thaanks🔥
Love this — the way you describe Readymag really captures how it unlocks creative flow. 🎨
What part of the layout-editing experience feels the most ‘natural’ to you as a designer?
Thanks!🔥 I really love the UI of readymag, very intuitive
Actually marvelous !
Your website is so cool! Well done Anna!
Thank you 🙌 🔥
Definitely give it a try; I think it's the most no-code-friendly UI that i saw
Nice! 😍
Thank You!
Well Planned
Thanks🙌
impressive design layout.
Thank you 🔥
Gorgeous 😍
🙏 Thanks
AMAZING DESGIN ! appreciate your sharing.
🙏 Thanks
so so obsessed with this!!😍 the hot pink looks soo good
Thaank YOU!🙌
Love how you described Readymag “canvas, not builder”
sooo true ❤️🔥
Thaaank YOU!
I didn't even know about Readymag to be honest, but your post made me wanna try.
congrats on your new website
Thanks so much! Glad you liked it
Thaaank YOU🔥
Nice work
Thank you!
the cursive font🔥
Yes, classic player 😂 but I feel like the simple grotesque paired with a classic cursive, just in a non-classic color, is definitely my brand
This looks really amazing
Thank YOU!
love this, welldone Anna
Thank You!
Love this! Readymag is perfect for designers who want to focus on aesthetics without diving into code. Your site perfectly showcases your brand clarity approach - beautiful typography and layout!
😍😍😍😍 I am so happy to hear it! Thank You!
Love this! Gorgeous
Thank You!
first time hearing about Readymag! looking good though!
Have you tried framer?
Ohh that’s nice that you found something new!
I tried Framer — it’s great, but the UI feels more complex to me. I think it shines more for advanced or highly interactive builds.
Wowww, lOoks fascinating! 😍
Thank You😍
love the outcome Anna! What makes you decide Readymag over Framer, which basically is a free form canvas website builder? Just curious :)
Thank you!
I’ve used Framer too — it’s great, just a bit too complex for what I needed here. Readymag feels more natural and free-form for quick creative layouts.
Actually marvelous !
Thank You!😍
Excellent typography across your portfolio! Always been a fan of Readymag's design UX. I like how you framed it in connection to how your brain works
I am very happy to hear it! Thank You!
Looks very nice! Have you tried any other no-code development tool?
Thank you! Yes, I’ve tried Webflow and Framer — both are great. But for this project, Readymag felt the most intuitive and fast for the kind of project.
great one, so much personality here
Thank You! I am very happy to read this🙌
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