Website design by Azeez OlushesiWebsite design by Azeez Olushesi

Website design

Azeez Olushesi

Starting at

900

About this service

Summary

Turning Ideas into Functional Web Experiences

To bring a website to life, I follow a process that balances structure, usability, and design.

It starts with user flows to map how people navigate the site making sure every path is simple and logical. Then I create wireframes to plan layout and structure before any visuals are added.

Next, I build prototypes that simulate real interactions, helping test and refine the user experience early. Once the flow and structure are solid, I design the full UI, bringing in color, typography, and visual details that match the brand.

From there, the site moves into development, where it becomes responsive and fully functional. After thorough testing and review, it’s launched clean, fast, and ready to use.

Throughout, you can expect a design process that’s clear, focused, and built to turn ideas into web experiences that feel smooth, natural, and complete.

Deliverables

Wireframes

This is the first visual step in the design process, where i map out the structure and layout of each page without getting into the final design details like colors or images.

Prototype

This is where i connect your static wireframes or mockups into a clickable experience to simulate how users will interact with the site. Purpose: To test user flow, navigation, and overall UX before development begins. It helps catch usability issues early and provides clarity for stakeholders and developers.

Userflows

A user flow diagram (typically created before or alongside wireframes) Multiple flows for different types of users (e.g., new visitor vs. returning customer) Labeled actions, decisions, and page transition

UI Design

After the wireframes are approved, i move to the high-fidelity stage, where the actual look and feel of the website comes together.

Development

With the designs approved, the dev team (or you, if you’re handling it) brings everything to life.

Testing

Before launch, you need to make sure everything works properly and loads correctly.

Final review

Once testing is done, i do a final walkthrough with all stakeholders.

FAQ

1. How long does a website project take?

It depends on the scope, but most projects take 3–6 weeks from planning to launch. Simple sites may take less, complex ones more.

2. Do you design mobile-friendly websites?

Yes all designs are responsive, meaning they work smoothly across mobile, tablet, and desktop devices

3. What do you need from me to get started?

A clear idea of your goals, your content (text, images, etc.), and any references or branding you have. I’ll guide you through the rest.

Can I see how the website will work before it’s built?

Absolutely. You’ll get clickable prototypes that show how the site flows and behaves before development starts.

5. What if I don’t like the first design?

No problem I include rounds of feedback and revisions. We’ll refine the design until it feels right

6. Will I be able to update the website myself later?

Yes. If you need a content management system (like WordPress or Webflow), I’ll set that up and can show you how to use it.

7. What happens after the site is launched?

I offer post-launch support, which includes updates, bug fixes, and help if anything breaks.

8. Do you handle everything or work with a team?

I can work solo or collaborate with other specialists (e.g. backend devs, copywriters) depending on the project’s needs.

9. Can you help with ongoing updates or new features?

Yes I offer ongoing support or can work with you on future phases if the site needs to grow.

10. How much does a website cost?

Pricing depends on the size and complexity of the site. Once I understand your needs, I’ll provide a clear quote.

FAQs

1. How long does a website project take?
It depends on the scope, but most projects take 3–6 weeks from planning to launch. Simple sites may take less, complex ones more.
2. Do you design mobile-friendly websites?
Yes all designs are responsive, meaning they work smoothly across mobile, tablet, and desktop devices
3. What do you need from me to get started?
A clear idea of your goals, your content (text, images, etc.), and any references or branding you have. I’ll guide you through the rest.
Can I see how the website will work before it’s built?
Absolutely. You’ll get clickable prototypes that show how the site flows and behaves before development starts.
5. What if I don’t like the first design?
No problem I include rounds of feedback and revisions. We’ll refine the design until it feels right
6. Will I be able to update the website myself later?
Yes. If you need a content management system (like WordPress or Webflow), I’ll set that up and can show you how to use it.
7. What happens after the site is launched?
I offer post-launch support, which includes updates, bug fixes, and help if anything breaks.
8. Do you handle everything or work with a team?
I can work solo or collaborate with other specialists (e.g. backend devs, copywriters) depending on the project’s needs.
9. Can you help with ongoing updates or new features?
Yes I offer ongoing support or can work with you on future phases if the site needs to grow.
10. How much does a website cost?
Pricing depends on the size and complexity of the site. Once I understand your needs, I’ll provide a clear quote.

What's included

Wireframes
This is the first visual step in the design process, where i map out the structure and layout of each page without getting into the final design details like colors or images.
Prototype
This is where i connect your static wireframes or mockups into a clickable experience to simulate how users will interact with the site. Purpose: To test user flow, navigation, and overall UX before development begins. It helps catch usability issues early and provides clarity for stakeholders and developers.
Userflows
A user flow diagram (typically created before or alongside wireframes) Multiple flows for different types of users (e.g., new visitor vs. returning customer) Labeled actions, decisions, and page transition
UI Design
After the wireframes are approved, i move to the high-fidelity stage, where the actual look and feel of the website comes together.
Development
With the designs approved, the dev team (or you, if you’re handling it) brings everything to life.
Testing
Before launch, you need to make sure everything works properly and loads correctly.
Final review
Once testing is done, i do a final walkthrough with all stakeholders.

Duration

1 week

Skills and tools

UI Designer

UX Designer

Web Designer

Figma

Miro