Responsive Multipage Website in Figma

Oluwatobi Oluwafemi

Starting at

$

1,200

About this service

Summary

I'd offer custom website design services that focus on creating visually engaging, user-friendly websites tailored to your business needs. What sets me apart is my user-centered design approach, ensuring that every element is crafted to enhance the user experience, drive conversions, and align with your brand identity. I combine creativity with functionality, delivering polished, responsive designs that work seamlessly across all devices.

Process

Project Kickoff (Discovery Phase)
Objective: Understand the project goals, scope, and requirements.
Activities:
Stakeholder Meetings: Meet with key stakeholders (e.g., product managers, business owners) to understand the project's goals, target audience, and any specific requirements.
Research: Conduct background research to understand the market, competitors, and industry trends.
Define Objectives and KPIs: Establish the main goals of the project and how success will be measured (e.g., increased user engagement, conversion rates).
Gather Requirements: Document functional and technical requirements, including features, platform (web, mobile), and constraints.
2. User Research and Personas
Objective: Understand the users, their needs, pain points, and behaviors.
Activities:
User Interviews: Conduct interviews with potential users to gather qualitative data on their needs, habits, and expectations.
Surveys: Use surveys to gather quantitative data on user preferences and challenges.
Competitor Analysis: Analyze competitor products to identify strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities.
Create Personas: Develop user personas (fictional characters that represent target user groups) based on research findings to guide design decisions.
3. Information Architecture (IA) & Wireframing
Objective: Structure the product’s content and create basic layouts.
Activities:
Site Maps: Create a site map to outline the app’s or website’s structure and how the content will be organized.
Wireframes: Design low-fidelity wireframes to represent the basic layout of key pages or screens. This helps visualize content placement, navigation flow, and functionality without focusing on visual design.
4. Prototyping
Objective: Create a functional prototype to test interactions and user flows.
Activities:
High-Fidelity Prototypes: Create clickable prototypes using tools like Figma, Sketch, or Adobe XD that simulate the final user experience. These prototypes should look and feel like the final product but are interactive.
Usability Testing: Conduct usability tests on the prototype with real users (or stakeholders) to identify pain points, test navigation, and verify user flows.
Iterate Based on Feedback: After testing, gather feedback and refine the prototype to improve the user experience. Repeat testing if necessary.
5. Visual Design
Objective: Design the final look and feel of the product, including UI elements.
Activities:
Style Guide/Design System: Create or adhere to a design system that includes color palettes, typography, button styles, iconography, and other UI elements to ensure consistency across the project.
Visual Design Mockups: Design high-fidelity visual mockups that show the final appearance of each screen, focusing on aesthetics, branding, and interaction design.
UI Elements: Define and design buttons, forms, navigation bars, modals, and other components to ensure they are intuitive and visually aligned with the brand.
6. Handoff to Development
Objective: Provide developers with the necessary assets and documentation to build the product.
Activities:
Design Handoff: Provide developers with all design files (often through tools like Figma, Sketch, or Zeplin) that include all screens, UI elements, and design specifications (colors, typography, spacing).
Asset Preparation: Export necessary assets (e.g., images, icons) in the required formats and sizes.
Documentation: Create comprehensive design documentation that explains the design choices, interactions, animations, and any special behavior that developers need to implement.

FAQs

  • Will client be involved in the design process?

    Absolutely! I believe in collaboration and keeping clients involved at every stage of the design process. From the initial discovery phase to the review of wireframes, prototypes, and final designs, I ensure that you have a clear understanding and input into the process. I provide regular updates, review meetings, and opportunities for feedback to ensure the project stays on track and aligns with the client's vision.

  • Will you handle the development of the product as well?

    My core service focuses on designing the user experience and interface. However, I collaborate closely with your development team during the handoff to ensure the design is implemented accurately. If you need development services, I can recommend trusted partners or work with your existing team to facilitate a smooth transition from design to development.

  • What do I need to provide before starting the UI/UX design project?

    Before starting the project, it’s helpful if you provide me with the following: - Project goals and objectives: What are you hoping to achieve with the design? - Brand guidelines: Any logos, color schemes, fonts, or existing brand assets. - User insights or research (if available): Any data or user feedback you have collected. - Competitor analysis: A list of competitors or industry examples you like/dislike. - Technical requirements: Any platform constraints, integration needs, or specific functionality

What's included

  • Wireframes

    High-Fidelity Wireframes: Detailed, polished wireframes with basic content placement, showing the structure more clearly (but still without full visual styling).

  • UI Mockups

    Main Website Pages: Full designs for key pages (homepage, product/service pages, about us, contact, etc.).

  • Interactive Prototypes

    Clickable Prototypes: A working version of the website that demonstrates the flow of interactions, showing how users will navigate through the site

  • Design Assets

    Icons, Images, and Custom Elements: All the UI elements (buttons, icons, banners, etc.) designed and exported in appropriate formats (SVG, PNG, etc.).

  • Style Guide or Design System

    Typography, Color Scheme, and Spacing: A complete guide on the fonts, colors, and design systems used to maintain consistency throughout the website and UI Components that ensure a cohesive design

  • Responsive Design Files

    Mobile and Tablet Designs: Designs for various screen sizes, ensuring the website is responsive and works well on different devices (desktop, mobile, tablet).

  • Design Handoff for Development

    Design Handoff Package: All finalized design files (in tools like Figma, Sketch, Adobe XD), assets, and a detailed style guide ready for developers

  • Client Presentation

    Design Walkthrough: A detailed presentation to walk the client through the design, explaining the design choices, user journey, and how the site will meet business goals

Example projects

Metal UX Case Study

Motobills Website

Recommendations

(5.0)

Afolabi Odurinde

Client • Apr 1, 2025

Recommended

Oluwafemi is a highly skilled and dependable product designer. He has a great eye for design and an ability to execute concepts with a focus on user experience. I am confident that Oluwafemi will continue to grow as a designer, and I look forward to the opportunity to work together again in the future.

Emmanuel Adebayo

Client • Mar 31, 2025

Recommended

Oluwafemi is a talented Product Designer with a keen eye for detail and a user-centric approach. His designs are intuitive, impactful, and well-crafted. He consistently delivers high-quality work and is a pleasure to collaborate with. Highly recommend him for any project!

Duration

6 weeks

Skills and tools

UI Designer

UX Designer

Web Designer

Adobe XD

Adobe XD

Elementor

Elementor

Figma

Figma

Sketch

Sketch

Webflow

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