Full-time remoteOsho Yadav
1. Website Design
Wireframes: Low-fidelity sketches outlining the website’s layout and structure.
High-Fidelity Mockups: Detailed design mockups in Figma or another design tool, showing the final look of the website.
Responsive Designs: Designs adapted for desktop, tablet, and mobile views.
2. Website Development
Code or No-Code Websites: Depending on the platform, you’ll either deliver fully coded websites (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) or no-code websites built in platforms like Webflow or Framer.
Responsive Development: Websites that work smoothly on all devices (desktop, tablet, mobile).
Content Management System (CMS) Setup: If the site uses a CMS (like Webflow), you’ll set up dynamic content (blog, portfolio items, etc.) for easy updates.
3. Animation and Interactive Elements
Micro-Interactions: Animations like hover effects, loading animations, or scroll-triggered actions.
Custom Animations: Advanced animations using After Effects, Framer’s animation tools, or other methods.
4. Custom Components
Custom Elements: If requested, you’ll create unique UI components like buttons, sliders, and navigation bars.
Prototypes: Interactive prototypes in Figma or Framer, allowing clients to preview user flows.
5. SEO Optimization
Basic SEO Setup: Meta tags, alt text for images, mobile optimization, and proper headings structure.
Advanced SEO: If requested, you could offer keyword optimization, speed enhancements, and other SEO techniques.
6. Content Integration
Text and Media Placement: Integrating client-provided content, such as text, images, videos, etc.
CMS Setup: Dynamic pages for blog posts, portfolios, or product pages, where clients can update content without coding.
7. Testing & Quality Assurance
Cross-Browser Testing: Ensuring the website works on major browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox).
Device Testing: Testing for responsiveness across mobile, tablet, and desktop.
Performance Optimization: Minimizing page load times by optimizing assets (images, videos, etc.).
8. Handover Documentation
Style Guide: A document or page outlining design elements like fonts, colors, and spacing.
Training: Instructions on how to update and maintain the website, particularly if a CMS is involved.
9. Post-Launch Support
Bug Fixes: Addressing any issues that arise after launch.
Updates & Maintenance: You may offer ongoing maintenance or updates (typically for an extra fee).
What's included
I'm gonna be working on fixed monthly basis.
1. Website Design
Wireframes: Low-fidelity sketches outlining the website’s layout and structure.
High-Fidelity Mockups: Detailed design mockups in Figma or another design tool, showing the final look of the website.
Responsive Designs: Designs adapted for desktop, tablet, and mobile views.
2. Website Development
Code or No-Code Websites: Depending on the platform, you’ll either deliver fully coded websites (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) or no-code websites built in platforms like Webflow or Framer.
Responsive Development: Websites that work smoothly on all devices (desktop, tablet, mobile).
Content Management System (CMS) Setup: If the site uses a CMS (like Webflow), you’ll set up dynamic content (blog, portfolio items, etc.) for easy updates.
3. Animation and Interactive Elements
Micro-Interactions: Animations like hover effects, loading animations, or scroll-triggered actions.
Custom Animations: Advanced animations using After Effects, Framer’s animation tools, or other methods.
4. Custom Components
Custom Elements: If requested, you’ll create unique UI components like buttons, sliders, and navigation bars.
Prototypes: Interactive prototypes in Figma or Framer, allowing clients to preview user flows.
5. SEO Optimization
Basic SEO Setup: Meta tags, alt text for images, mobile optimization, and proper headings structure.
Advanced SEO: If requested, you could offer keyword optimization, speed enhancements, and other SEO techniques.
6. Content Integration
Text and Media Placement: Integrating client-provided content, such as text, images, videos, etc.
CMS Setup: Dynamic pages for blog posts, portfolios, or product pages, where clients can update content without coding.
7. Testing & Quality Assurance
Cross-Browser Testing: Ensuring the website works on major browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox).
Device Testing: Testing for responsiveness across mobile, tablet, and desktop.
Performance Optimization: Minimizing page load times by optimizing assets (images, videos, etc.).
8. Handover Documentation
Style Guide: A document or page outlining design elements like fonts, colors, and spacing.
Training: Instructions on how to update and maintain the website, particularly if a CMS is involved.
9. Post-Launch Support
Bug Fixes: Addressing any issues that arise after launch.
Updates & Maintenance: You may offer ongoing maintenance or updates (typically for an extra fee).
Example work
Osho's other services
Starting at$2,000 /mo
Tags
Figma
Framer
Spline
Webflow
Framer Designer
Framer Developer
Web Designer
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Full-time remoteOsho Yadav
Starting at$2,000 /mo
Tags
Figma
Framer
Spline
Webflow
Framer Designer
Framer Developer
Web Designer
1. Website Design
Wireframes: Low-fidelity sketches outlining the website’s layout and structure.
High-Fidelity Mockups: Detailed design mockups in Figma or another design tool, showing the final look of the website.
Responsive Designs: Designs adapted for desktop, tablet, and mobile views.
2. Website Development
Code or No-Code Websites: Depending on the platform, you’ll either deliver fully coded websites (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) or no-code websites built in platforms like Webflow or Framer.
Responsive Development: Websites that work smoothly on all devices (desktop, tablet, mobile).
Content Management System (CMS) Setup: If the site uses a CMS (like Webflow), you’ll set up dynamic content (blog, portfolio items, etc.) for easy updates.
3. Animation and Interactive Elements
Micro-Interactions: Animations like hover effects, loading animations, or scroll-triggered actions.
Custom Animations: Advanced animations using After Effects, Framer’s animation tools, or other methods.
4. Custom Components
Custom Elements: If requested, you’ll create unique UI components like buttons, sliders, and navigation bars.
Prototypes: Interactive prototypes in Figma or Framer, allowing clients to preview user flows.
5. SEO Optimization
Basic SEO Setup: Meta tags, alt text for images, mobile optimization, and proper headings structure.
Advanced SEO: If requested, you could offer keyword optimization, speed enhancements, and other SEO techniques.
6. Content Integration
Text and Media Placement: Integrating client-provided content, such as text, images, videos, etc.
CMS Setup: Dynamic pages for blog posts, portfolios, or product pages, where clients can update content without coding.
7. Testing & Quality Assurance
Cross-Browser Testing: Ensuring the website works on major browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox).
Device Testing: Testing for responsiveness across mobile, tablet, and desktop.
Performance Optimization: Minimizing page load times by optimizing assets (images, videos, etc.).
8. Handover Documentation
Style Guide: A document or page outlining design elements like fonts, colors, and spacing.
Training: Instructions on how to update and maintain the website, particularly if a CMS is involved.
9. Post-Launch Support
Bug Fixes: Addressing any issues that arise after launch.
Updates & Maintenance: You may offer ongoing maintenance or updates (typically for an extra fee).
What's included
I'm gonna be working on fixed monthly basis.
1. Website Design
Wireframes: Low-fidelity sketches outlining the website’s layout and structure.
High-Fidelity Mockups: Detailed design mockups in Figma or another design tool, showing the final look of the website.
Responsive Designs: Designs adapted for desktop, tablet, and mobile views.
2. Website Development
Code or No-Code Websites: Depending on the platform, you’ll either deliver fully coded websites (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) or no-code websites built in platforms like Webflow or Framer.
Responsive Development: Websites that work smoothly on all devices (desktop, tablet, mobile).
Content Management System (CMS) Setup: If the site uses a CMS (like Webflow), you’ll set up dynamic content (blog, portfolio items, etc.) for easy updates.
3. Animation and Interactive Elements
Micro-Interactions: Animations like hover effects, loading animations, or scroll-triggered actions.
Custom Animations: Advanced animations using After Effects, Framer’s animation tools, or other methods.
4. Custom Components
Custom Elements: If requested, you’ll create unique UI components like buttons, sliders, and navigation bars.
Prototypes: Interactive prototypes in Figma or Framer, allowing clients to preview user flows.
5. SEO Optimization
Basic SEO Setup: Meta tags, alt text for images, mobile optimization, and proper headings structure.
Advanced SEO: If requested, you could offer keyword optimization, speed enhancements, and other SEO techniques.
6. Content Integration
Text and Media Placement: Integrating client-provided content, such as text, images, videos, etc.
CMS Setup: Dynamic pages for blog posts, portfolios, or product pages, where clients can update content without coding.
7. Testing & Quality Assurance
Cross-Browser Testing: Ensuring the website works on major browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox).
Device Testing: Testing for responsiveness across mobile, tablet, and desktop.
Performance Optimization: Minimizing page load times by optimizing assets (images, videos, etc.).
8. Handover Documentation
Style Guide: A document or page outlining design elements like fonts, colors, and spacing.
Training: Instructions on how to update and maintain the website, particularly if a CMS is involved.
9. Post-Launch Support
Bug Fixes: Addressing any issues that arise after launch.
Updates & Maintenance: You may offer ongoing maintenance or updates (typically for an extra fee).
Example work
Osho's other services
$2,000 /mo