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Designed and developed a complete website concept for HDP Printing, a Cebu-based printing company established in 2007.
I built the experience around one main goal: make it easier for customers to understand HDP's services and submit clear printing inquiries without relying entirely on back-and-forth messaging.
The website includes a responsive service catalog, product-specific quote CTAs, a structured quote request flow, direct contact options, mobile-friendly navigation, and a custom visual system based on HDP's existing brand.
I also developed the quote functionality and deployment infrastructure, turning the project from a static design into a working website.
Built with: Claude Code, Claude Design, ChatGPT, Cursor, Cloudflare Workers & Pages
My role: Web Design, UI/UX, AI-Assisted Development, Front-End Development, Backend Integration, Responsive Design, Deployment
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