Interactive Web Design & Development
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About this service
Summary
I craft stunning web experiences by designing with Figma and bringing them to life using Framer. My unique approach seamlessly blends high-fidelity design with interactive development, ensuring both aesthetic excellence and functional brilliance in every project.
Process
1. Initial Client Onboarding
1.1. Client Survey:
Purpose: Gather comprehensive information about the client's goals, target audience, pain points, and design preferences.
Contents: Questions on project objectives, branding guidelines, desired features, and any existing pain points or competitor references.
1.2. Discovery Meeting:
Purpose: Clarify survey responses, discuss project scope in detail, and set expectations.
Contents: Review survey answers, define project milestones, and establish communication channels.
2. Research & Inspiration
2.1. Competitive Analysis:
Purpose: Understand the landscape and identify opportunities for differentiation.
Activities: Analyze competitors' websites, noting design trends, features, and user experiences.
2.2. Inspiration Gathering:
Purpose: Collect design inspiration that aligns with the client's vision and industry standards.
Activities: Explore design galleries, collect examples of color schemes, typography, and layout styles.
2.3. User Research (if applicable):
Purpose: Gain insights into the target audience’s needs and behaviors.
Activities: Conduct interviews, surveys, or review existing user data.
3. Design Phase
3.1. Lo-fi Wireframes:
Purpose: Outline basic layout and structure without detailed design elements.
Tools: Figma.
Activities: Create low-fidelity wireframes to establish content placement, user flow, and page structure.
3.2. Design Mockups:
Purpose: Develop high-fidelity designs based on wireframes.
Tools: Figma.
Activities: Design detailed visual elements, including typography, color schemes, and imagery. Create interactive prototypes for client review.
3.3. Client Feedback:
Purpose: Ensure designs meet client expectations and make necessary revisions.
Activities: Present designs, gather feedback, and iterate based on client input.
4. Development Phase
4.1. Design Handoff:
Purpose: Provide all necessary design assets and documentation for development.
Activities: Share Figma files, design specifications, and assets with the development team.
4.2. Framer Development:
Purpose: Convert Figma designs into a fully functional website.
Tools: Framer.
Activities: Implement designs in Framer, build interactive elements, and ensure responsiveness across devices.
4.3. Testing & Quality Assurance:
Purpose: Verify that the website functions as intended and meets quality standards.
Activities: Conduct usability tests, check for bugs, and ensure cross-browser compatibility.
4.4. Client Review & Revisions:
Purpose: Obtain final approval from the client and make any last adjustments.
Activities: Present the fully developed site, gather feedback, and make revisions as needed.
5. Launch & Post-Launch
5.1. Website Launch:
Purpose: Deploy the website to the live environment.
Activities: Coordinate with hosting providers, perform final checks, and launch the site.
5.2. Post-Launch Support:
Purpose: Address any issues and provide ongoing support.
Activities: Monitor website performance, fix any post-launch issues, and offer guidance for future updates.
What's included
Design Files
Detailed styleguide detailing typography, color schemes, UI components (buttons, forms, etc.), and other design elements to ensure consistency and facilitate future updates. Final UI Designs: High-resolution design files for all web pages and components, designed and collated in Figma
Framer Project
Complete Framer Project: The final Framer project file containing all pages, components, interactions, and animations. Staging or Live URL: This will contain the live link to the site and instructions if needed to edit anything
Skills and tools
Frontend Engineer
UX Designer
Web Developer
Figma
Framer
Industries
Design