My role: Website Designer and Developer

As a creative website designer and results-driven website developer, I built Full Frame Insurance’s site from scratch, Figma to custom WordPress. Key features include Buy Now integration, live Google reviews, user login, and AI chatbot. The responsive, SEO-optimized design boosted engagement and conversions. A sleek, functional site tailored for real business impact.

Web Design Custom Web Design Web Development WordPress Figma

As a Full-Stack Developer and WordPress Website Designer, I led the complete redesign and development of the Full Frame Insurance website a digital insurance provider focused on photographers and creatives. 🛠️ Project Scope: From UI/UX wireframes in Figma to full deployment, I delivered an end-to-end solution as a Website Developer and WordPress Specialist. The project goal was to increase policy signups, build user trust, and automate support. 🔑 Key Features Implemented: Buy Now Functionality: Seamless integration with the client’s mobile insurance app to boost policy purchases.

Secure User Login Portal: Customers can log in, manage policies, download documents, and renew coverage.

Live Google Reviews Integration: Added trust and credibility through real-time social proof.

AI Chatbot: Real-time, 24/7 automated support to reduce support load and improve user experience.

Fully Responsive Design: Built with a mobile-first approach to ensure smooth performance across all devices.

SEO-Optimized WordPress Development: Clean code, fast load speed, and optimized meta structure to boost search visibility.

💡 Tools & Technologies Used: WordPress (Custom Theme) Figma (Wireframes & UI Design) HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript Google Reviews API Tawk.to AI Chatbot Responsive Web Design Principles

📈 Project Impact: +38% increase in user engagement within the first 60 days Higher policy conversion rates via Buy Now integration Reduced support tickets due to AI chatbot Improved trust and user retention with live review feed Boosted search ranking due to clean, SEO-ready structure