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Responsive UI/UX Design for Modern Business Websites
I designed these four responsive websites for different industries, focusing on modern UI/UX, clear content structure, strong visual hierarchy, and seamless experiences across desktop and mobile. Each project was designed in Figma with a user-centered approach, combining custom layouts, responsive components, intuitive navigation, engaging visuals, and conversion-focused sections to create professional digital experiences that align with each brand’s goals.
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The transition from that portrait hero into the stacked device mockups is smooth, curious how much of the three.js layer is custom versus a library like R3F.
A for me. The follow CTA is clearer and the hierarchy feels more intuitive.
When do you know a design actually has enough?
In university, one of my professors kept using the word "suficiencia." There isn't a clean translation for it, but the idea was strict: if a detail adds meaning to the concept, it stays. If you're adding it just because it looks nice, it goes.
I didn't think much of it at the time. Now it's the question I ask before every project ships.
What's the one thing you were taught early on that you still use on every project?
Suficiencia is such a powerful lens for design! Stripping away the fluff until every single element carries real intention is what turns a good layout into an iconic one