Website design by Oluwatobi IlawoleWebsite design by Oluwatobi Ilawole
Website designOluwatobi Ilawole
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Summary
Custom, User-Centered Design—I create visually appealing, functional websites focused on delivering seamless user experiences, aligning with your brand’s goals.
End-to-End Design Process—From wireframes and mockups to interactive prototypes and a full design system, I provide everything you need to hand off to developers.
Responsive, High-Performance Websites—Ensuring that your site looks great and performs flawlessly on every device.
What Sets Me Apart
Data-Driven Approach—I incorporate user research, behavior insights, and analytics to inform design decisions that drive results.
Client Collaboration – I prioritize open communication, working closely with you throughout the design process to ensure the final product exceeds your expectations.
Attention to Detail & Consistency—Every element of the design, from typography to interactive elements, is thoughtfully crafted for a polished, professional look.

What's included

1. Design Brief & Project Scope
1-Documented Understanding: A detailed brief outlining project goals, target audience, and design expectations. 2-Scope of Work: Clearly defined deliverables, milestones, timelines, and project phases.
2. Wireframes
1-Low-Fidelity Wireframes: Simple, schematic designs of key website pages that illustrate the layout, structure, and basic functionality without design details. 2-Annotated Wireframes: Notes and instructions explaining the user flow, navigation, and intended interactions for each screen.
3. High-Fidelity Mockups
1-Page Designs: Full-screen designs of all major website pages, including the homepage, internal pages, and any specialized landing pages. 2-UI Elements: Custom-designed components like buttons, forms, icons, and navigation bars. 3-Branding & Visual Design: Application of brand colors, typography, and imagery to ensure visual consistency across the website.
4. Interactive Prototypes
1-Clickable Prototypes: Interactive mockups that simulate the user experience and navigation flow, helping stakeholders visualize the final website. 2-UI Animations & Micro-Interactions: Prototypes that demonstrate transitions, hover states, and other interactive elements.
5. Design System
1-Style Guide: A comprehensive document detailing design standards, including colors, typography, spacing, and image usage for consistency across pages. 2-Component Library: A collection of reusable design components and UI patterns (e.g., buttons, forms, icons, etc.). 3-Grid & Layout Specifications: Guidelines for the grid system, margins, paddings, and layout structure to maintain design consistency.
6. Assets for Development
1-Design Files: Source files for design (typically in Figma, Sketch, or Adobe XD formats), including all pages, components, and assets needed for development. 2-Exported Assets: All required images, icons, illustrations, and other assets exported at the correct resolution and file formats (e.g., PNG, SVG, JPG).
7. Specifications for Developers
1-Design Handoff Document: A detailed document for the development team, explaining the design, interactions, and technical requirements. 2-Responsive Design Guidelines: Specifications on how the design should adapt to different screen sizes (mobile, tablet, desktop). 3-Font & Color Usage: Clear guidelines for fonts, font sizes, and color schemes to be used in development.
8. Revision & Final Feedback
1-Design Review: Presenting the final designs to the client for feedback, revisions, and approval. 2-Final Adjustments: Incorporating any changes requested by the client to align the design with their vision.
9. Documentation & Support
1-Design Documentation: A final document that outlines all design decisions, the rationale behind key design elements, and how to use the design system. 2-Ongoing Support: Providing guidance and support to the development team, including answering questions or clarifying design-related concerns.
FAQs

Starting at$700
Duration2 weeks
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Figma
Framer
Prototyper
UX Engineer
Web Designer
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Oluwatobi Ilawole Lagos, Nigeria
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Website designOluwatobi Ilawole
Starting at$700
Duration2 weeks
Tags
Figma
Framer
Prototyper
UX Engineer
Web Designer
Cover image for Website design
Summary
Custom, User-Centered Design—I create visually appealing, functional websites focused on delivering seamless user experiences, aligning with your brand’s goals.
End-to-End Design Process—From wireframes and mockups to interactive prototypes and a full design system, I provide everything you need to hand off to developers.
Responsive, High-Performance Websites—Ensuring that your site looks great and performs flawlessly on every device.
What Sets Me Apart
Data-Driven Approach—I incorporate user research, behavior insights, and analytics to inform design decisions that drive results.
Client Collaboration – I prioritize open communication, working closely with you throughout the design process to ensure the final product exceeds your expectations.
Attention to Detail & Consistency—Every element of the design, from typography to interactive elements, is thoughtfully crafted for a polished, professional look.

What's included

1. Design Brief & Project Scope
1-Documented Understanding: A detailed brief outlining project goals, target audience, and design expectations. 2-Scope of Work: Clearly defined deliverables, milestones, timelines, and project phases.
2. Wireframes
1-Low-Fidelity Wireframes: Simple, schematic designs of key website pages that illustrate the layout, structure, and basic functionality without design details. 2-Annotated Wireframes: Notes and instructions explaining the user flow, navigation, and intended interactions for each screen.
3. High-Fidelity Mockups
1-Page Designs: Full-screen designs of all major website pages, including the homepage, internal pages, and any specialized landing pages. 2-UI Elements: Custom-designed components like buttons, forms, icons, and navigation bars. 3-Branding & Visual Design: Application of brand colors, typography, and imagery to ensure visual consistency across the website.
4. Interactive Prototypes
1-Clickable Prototypes: Interactive mockups that simulate the user experience and navigation flow, helping stakeholders visualize the final website. 2-UI Animations & Micro-Interactions: Prototypes that demonstrate transitions, hover states, and other interactive elements.
5. Design System
1-Style Guide: A comprehensive document detailing design standards, including colors, typography, spacing, and image usage for consistency across pages. 2-Component Library: A collection of reusable design components and UI patterns (e.g., buttons, forms, icons, etc.). 3-Grid & Layout Specifications: Guidelines for the grid system, margins, paddings, and layout structure to maintain design consistency.
6. Assets for Development
1-Design Files: Source files for design (typically in Figma, Sketch, or Adobe XD formats), including all pages, components, and assets needed for development. 2-Exported Assets: All required images, icons, illustrations, and other assets exported at the correct resolution and file formats (e.g., PNG, SVG, JPG).
7. Specifications for Developers
1-Design Handoff Document: A detailed document for the development team, explaining the design, interactions, and technical requirements. 2-Responsive Design Guidelines: Specifications on how the design should adapt to different screen sizes (mobile, tablet, desktop). 3-Font & Color Usage: Clear guidelines for fonts, font sizes, and color schemes to be used in development.
8. Revision & Final Feedback
1-Design Review: Presenting the final designs to the client for feedback, revisions, and approval. 2-Final Adjustments: Incorporating any changes requested by the client to align the design with their vision.
9. Documentation & Support
1-Design Documentation: A final document that outlines all design decisions, the rationale behind key design elements, and how to use the design system. 2-Ongoing Support: Providing guidance and support to the development team, including answering questions or clarifying design-related concerns.
FAQs

$700