Web designer building conversion focused websites for brands
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Web designer building conversion focused websites for brands
SolaceHall - Event Centre/Venue Website
Meet SolaceHall - a clean, elegant and fully responsive WordPress website template designed for event venues, wedding halls, and hospitality brands.
Featuring a modern minimal layout, built in pricing tiers, photo galleries, and an easy enquiry form.
Perfect for: Event planners, Venue owners and Hospitality brands. #websitedesign (https://www.pinterest.com/search/pins/?q=websitedesign) #websites (https://www.pinterest.com/search/pins/?q=websites) #websitetemplate (https://www.pinterest.com/search/pins/?q=websitetemplate) #webdesigners (https://www.pinterest.com/search/pins/?q=webdesigners)
Premium Website . Minimal Website . Clean Design
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I designed a website for a VA, but the goal wasn't simply to make it āpretty.ā
I wanted her ideal client to land on the site and think:
āShe looks professional.ā
āI can trust her.ā
āShe understands what I need.ā
āShe could actually give me my time back.ā
I deliberately avoided the typical VA aesthetic and went for something warm, editorial, calm and premium.
And because the main goal was conversion, the page was designed as a focused landing page rather than a complicated multi-page website.
Everything leads back to one action:
Book a Discovery Call.
She needs them to understand her value and book a call.
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I designed a website for a virtual assistant let me know what you think š„°āŗļø
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Before you spend another penny on ads, make sure your website can actually convert the traffic you're paying for.
You spend money on an ads.
Someone clicks.They land on your websiteā¦
ā¦and something feels off.
The website looks outdated.
They can't figure out what you actually offer.
The page takes forever to load.
They can't figure out what you actually offer.
It's difficult to use on mobile.
The CTA is nowhere to be found.
Or there's so much information on the page that they don't even know what they're supposed to do.
So they leave.
You paid for the ads
You got the click
You got the visitor
But you didn't get the customer.
And that's why before increasing your ads budget, you need to make sure your website is ready for the traffic you're paying for.
Your website should be:
1. Clear ā people should immediately understand what you do and who it's for.
2. Easy to navigateā it should be easy to navigate so they can quickly find the information they need.
3. Optimised - it should be fast and mobile friendly cos most of your visitors are browsing from their mobile
And most importantly there should be a clear next step. If someone is interested make it obvious what they should do next.
Book, buy, enquire, call or whatever the goal is.
And don't forget your trust.
Testimonials, reviews, previous work, before and afters and whatever makes your client confident enough to trust you and give you their money.
Here's the BTS of a Real-time 3D Photorealistic Configurator I just completed. Case study soon!
Software Stack:
Cinema4D + RizomUV + SubstancePainter + Figma + UnrealEngine
Process Summary:
Topology corrections were made in #Cinema4D (https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/cinema4d/), unwrapped UVs with #rizomuv (https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/rizomuv/), and entirely textured in #SubstancePainter (https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/substancepainter/).
For the User interface, I made the designs in #Figma. All UI was re-created again in Unreal Engine.
Finally, the connections, lighting, composition and real-time interactions were setup inside #UnrealEngine (https://www.instagram.com/explore/tags/unrealengine/), all Lumen.
Grateful to the HOLYSPIRIT for helping me all throughā¤ļø
I just finished setting up my Contra account, but Iām not seeing many 3D designers doing work similar to mine. Been seeing mostly Framer devs and Spline designers.
Am I in the wrong place?
*Attached is one of my yet-to-be-uploaded projects.
Book editor. Book formatter. Bringing your story to life."
New to Contra
Book editor. Book formatter. Bringing your story to life."
As a beta reader, I don't look for perfection.
I look for moments that make me feel something.
While reading a manuscript, I'm asking:
š Did this scene keep my attention?
š Did I connect with the characters?
š² Did the plot surprise me?
š¤ Were there moments that confused me?
⨠Would I keep turning the pages?
The goal isn't to impress readers with flawless writing.
The goal is to make them care.
That's where honest beta feedback can make a huge difference before a manuscript reaches editors, agents, or publishers.
Writers: What's one piece of feedback that helped improve your story the most?
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Buyer's Message
Bolajoko caught plot holes I'd missed across four drafts. Absolute lifesaver." ā T. Nwosu, Cobalt Glass
Four drafts in and still finding gaps? That's exactly what I'm here for. Fresh eyes catch what tired ones miss.
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Buyer's Message
He restructured my pacing and the tension is now relentless. Couldn't be happier." ā S. Morrow, The Vanishing Hour
Pacing is everything in a thriller. One slow chapter and you lose your reader. I make sure that never happens.
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My client review
"Bolajoko completely transformed my world-building. He saw the story I was trying to tell better than I did." ā A. Hartwell, The Ember Crown
Your fantasy world deserves to feel alive on every page. Let's build it together.