Feego Landing Page

Feego needed a clean and functional website for her operations, and the client had the designs ready in Figma. My task was to bring those designs to life in Webflow and ensure the final build looked and behaved exactly as expected (a Senior designer created the Figma frames, so you know what that meant 😅). This project was meaningful because it was my first full Webflow build after months of learning and practising on my own.

I handled the entire Webflow development process. Since the designs were provided, my focus was on accurate implementation, responsiveness, and smooth navigation. As the project progressed, I started experimenting with Webflow interactions for the first time, adding small animations and micro-interactions that made the site feel more polished without distracting from the UX.

We went through a few revision rounds to fine-tune spacing, layout flow, and interaction timing. The client was involved at each stage, giving feedback that helped shape the final version. This back-and-forth also helped me improve my workflow and understand how to translate static designs into a functional, responsive build.

The final website matched the design direction, worked seamlessly across devices, and included subtle animations that elevated the experience. The client loved the finished result, and the project boosted my confidence in Webflow. It also sparked my interest in learning more about interactions and motion design, which became a core part of how I approach future projects.