Web Design

Beautiful, functional websites — and yes, I speak code too.

My journey into web design began with HTML and CSS — coding sites from scratch gave me a deep understanding of how design and development work together.

Today, I design digital experiences that feel intuitive, responsive, and polished. I'm currently learning Webflow to expand how I bring ideas to life — giving clients more freedom, flexibility, and beautiful results. I speak both design and dev, and I love building the bridge between them.

Ready to Rumble?

As part of a Webflow project, I crafted this website along with several logos for the fictional Frankfurt Pillow Fight Club. The project brief was generated at random using a project creator, and I enjoyed it so much that I found myself wishing it were a real venue. Count me in!

When I complete the course, I will include a link for you to explore it.

Tools: Webflow, Procreate, Canva  &  Adobe Photoshop

Combining Passions And Skills

Grace Salon was the first website I designed and coded entirely on my own. It served as the final project for my web design class.  It's another project I leveraged my previous career knowledge to create a website for a fictional hair salon.

Tools: Adobe Dreamweaver

 A Dive into HTML5 and CSS

For a class project, I developed this one-page website for a fictional photographer. It was crafted using only HTML5 and CSS, providing a valuable introduction to the process of coding websites.

Tools: Visual Studio Code

Ready Or Not. Figma Here I Come!

In another class project, I worked on redesigning the website for a fictional furniture company, ensuring responsive versions for both tablet and phone. This experience taught me to implement the mobile-first approach and work with Figma.

Tools: VS Code & Figma