Webflow design project, Biru.com

Creating Biru's website was like painting a beautiful picture, one that tells their story and makes people feel connected. From the very start, I knew that this website needed to be more than just pages of information—it had to capture the heart of what Biru stands for.

First, I listened carefully to Biru's ideas and dreams. They wanted a website that would not only look amazing but also be easy for people to use. So, I began by sketching out the layout, thinking about where everything should go. I made sure that every page would be simple to navigate, like following a clear path through a forest.

Next, I used Webflow to bring the design to life. Webflow is like a magic tool that lets me create websites exactly the way I imagine them. I chose colors that reflected Biru's brand—calm blues and greens, like the ocean and the trees. These colors give the website a peaceful, welcoming feel.

For the homepage, I designed a clean, inviting layout with a big, beautiful image at the top. It’s the first thing visitors see, and it immediately tells them that Biru is a company that cares about quality and detail. I added buttons that guide users to explore more, making it easy to find exactly what they’re looking for.

On the services page, I highlighted what Biru offers in a way that's easy to understand. Each service has its own section with icons and short descriptions, so people can quickly see what Biru can do for them. The layout is organized, so it feels like you’re reading a book with clear chapters.

I also created an "About Us" page where I shared Biru’s story. This page is personal, with warm images and heartfelt text that make visitors feel like they know the people behind the company. It’s important for visitors to trust Biru, so I made sure this page feels genuine and friendly.

The contact page is where I made it super easy for people to reach out to Biru. I included a simple form, and I made sure the page loads quickly so people can get in touch without any hassle. It’s like opening a door that invites people in.

Throughout the website, I paid attention to the smallest details—making sure the text is easy to read, the images load quickly, and everything looks perfect on both computers and phones. Every button, every image, every word was chosen carefully to make visitors feel comfortable and welcome.

In the end, the 9-page website for Biru wasn’t just about design—it was about creating an experience that makes people feel connected to Biru. I’m proud of how it turned out, and I believe it truly reflects the heart and soul of the company.