My goal was to craft a tool specifically designed to meet the unique needs of wedding photographers, focusing on displaying their work elegantly and simplifying their booking processes.

Initial Research: I began by engaging directly with wedding photographers to understand their daily challenges and needs. This insight was crucial in shaping the initial design concepts.

Sketching and Conceptualization: I manually sketched various layouts and interfaces that could potentially solve the problems identified during the research phase. This step was essential to visualize potential solutions.

Prototype Creation: Using Framer, I developed a straightforward prototype that embodied my design ideas. This early version was crucial for initial testing and gathering quick feedback.

Feedback Integration: I actively sought feedback from a small group of photographers who used the prototype. Their insights were invaluable for refining the tool and ensuring it met their expectations.

Continuous Testing: The design went through multiple iterations, each influenced by real user interactions and feedback. This iterative process helped refine usability and functionality.

Polishing the Final Product: The final design iteration featured a clean interface for photo galleries and a streamlined booking system, optimized for ease of use and efficiency.

Conclusion: The website I developed is focused entirely on the core needs of wedding photographers—showcasing their work in a visually appealing manner and streamlining the booking process. By keeping in close touch with the user base and focusing on practical functionality, the final product is not only useful but also intuitive for its intended audience

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