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Project title: VICSAN — Corporate Website for Business Consulting
Description:
Designed and developed the website for VICSAN Consultores, a Peruvian business consulting firm specializing in management, regulatory compliance, and digital transformation for small and medium-sized businesses.
The site needed to position a team of 7 specialists as a credible, multidisciplinary partner — without feeling like a generic "services" page.
My role: UX/UI Design + full website development.
What I did:
Structured the site around a clear conversion path (Hero → Services → Team → Methodology → Contact)
Designed a scannable services grid instead of long paragraphs of text
Highlighted the team's credentials to build trust and authority
Built a lead capture form with a clear CTA to lower the barrier to first contact
Result: A polished, professional site that reflects VICSAN's expertise and makes it easy for potential clients to reach out.
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