Website design

Oluwatobi Ilawole

Starting at

$

700

About this service

Summary

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.

Process

1. Discovery & Initial Consultation
Client Brief: Understand the client’s business goals, target audience, branding, and design preferences.
Project Scope & Timeline: Define the project’s deliverables, key milestones, and overall timeline.
Competitor Analysis: Research competitors and industry trends to inform the design process.
2. Research & Strategy
User Research: Conduct surveys, interviews, or user testing to understand the needs and pain points of the target audience.
Define User Personas: Develop detailed personas representing different segments of the client’s audience.
Information Architecture: Plan out the site structure and create a content hierarchy to ensure a smooth user experience.
3. Wireframing & Layout Planning
Low-Fidelity Wireframes: Design basic layouts and page structures to illustrate where key content and elements will be placed.
User Flows: Map out how users will navigate the site, from entry points to goals.
Stakeholder Feedback: Share wireframes with clients for approval and any necessary adjustments.
4. Visual Design & Prototyping
High-Fidelity Mockups: Create visually detailed page designs, applying the brand’s colors, typography, and style.
Interactive Prototypes: Develop clickable prototypes in design tools (e.g., Figma, Adobe XD) to simulate user interaction with the site.
Branding: Ensure the website reflects the brand’s personality, values, and visual identity.
5. Design System & Documentation
Design System: Develop a comprehensive guide covering fonts, colors, UI elements (buttons, icons), and other reusable components.
Style Guide: Document the visual and functional design guidelines to ensure consistency across all pages.
Responsive Design: Plan for different screen sizes by designing mobile, tablet, and desktop layouts.
6. Client Review & Feedback
Present Final Designs: Showcase the high-fidelity designs and interactive prototypes to the client for feedback.
Iterate Based on Feedback: Make necessary revisions based on client input.
Final Approval: Ensure the client is happy with the designs before proceeding to handover.
7. Handoff to Development
Design Files: Provide all design files (typically in Figma, Sketch, or Adobe XD) with all assets (images, icons, and UI components) exported in the appropriate formats (e.g., SVG, PNG).
Design Specifications: Include detailed documentation with specifications for colors, fonts, grid systems, spacing, and interactions.
Developer Communication: If required, offer ongoing support during the development phase to clarify any design-related questions or adjustments.
8. Post-Design Support
Revisions & Updates: Offer revisions or minor tweaks post-handoff if needed.
Training: Provide training or guidance to the development team (or the client) on how to implement the design or make future updates.
Support: Provide continued support to ensure the design aligns with the client’s evolving needs, especially if they plan future updates.

FAQs

  • 1. What’s the typical timeline for designing a website?

    The timeline for designing a website typically ranges from 4 to 8 weeks, depending on the complexity of the project, the number of pages, and client feedback cycles. A more detailed timeline is provided at the beginning of the project.

  • 2. Do I need to provide content for the website?

    Yes, providing content such as text, images, videos, and branding materials will help us create a design that best represents your brand. If needed, we can assist in content strategy and sourcing images or stock content.

  • 3. Will the website be mobile-friendly?

    Absolutely! We prioritize creating responsive designs that ensure your website looks and functions perfectly on all devices, including desktops, tablets, and smartphones.

  • 4. Will I be able to update the website after it’s designed?

    While we only handle the design, we can work with your development team to ensure the website is built with a Content Management System (CMS), allowing you to make future content updates easily. If you need, we can recommend CMS options based on your needs.

  • 5. What if I need changes during the design process?

    We offer multiple rounds of revisions during the design phase to ensure that the final product aligns with your vision. We value client feedback and work closely with you to make any necessary adjustments.

  • 6. What’s the difference between a wireframe and a mockup?

    A wireframe is a simple, low-fidelity layout that shows the basic structure and functionality of the website. A mockup, on the other hand, is a high-fidelity, detailed design that includes the visual style, colors, and branding elements.

  • 7. Can you help with SEO and online marketing?

    While our focus is on design, we do offer basic SEO best practices to ensure your website is search-engine friendly. If you require advanced SEO strategies or online marketing, we can connect you with trusted experts.

  • 8. Do you offer ongoing support after the website is designed?

    Yes, we offer ongoing support for design adjustments or minor updates after the site is live. If you need additional features or redesigns, we are happy to work with you on future phases of your project.

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.

Recommendations

(5.0)

samuel iyanuoluwa

Client • Mar 2, 2025

Recommended

I had the pleasure of working with Tobiloba on multiple projects after we connected through a design boot camp group, and I can confidently say he is an exceptional UI/UX designer. His attention to detail, creativity, and problem-solving skills make him stand out in every project we’ve collaborated on. Tobiloba has a great ability to translate user needs into intuitive and visually appealing designs, ensuring both functionality and aesthetics are perfectly balanced. He is also a fantastic team

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