SERVICES / DESIGN & CODE
I can take on a whole website, from brief to frontend, or step into a single stage: structure, interface or code. Either way it starts with the same question: what does someone landing on the page need to get done?
Before I draw anything, I sort things out: what visitors are looking for, what they should find first, where they might get lost. That gives me the page structure, the flows and the wireframes; then comes the actual interface, with its typography, colour, components and states. I work in Figma and hand over tidy files, ready for development.
What you getContent architecture, user flows, wireframes and interfaces in Figma.
I design the website and I build it myself. There is no handover between design and code, so what you approve as a draft is what you get in the browser: the same proportions, the same states, the same behaviour on a phone. Semantic HTML, modern CSS, JavaScript only where it is needed.
What you getA complete responsive website: structure, interface and frontend.
A redesign starts with what already works. I look at the website as it is today, separate what should stay from what gets in the way, and agree an order of priorities with you. Only then do I redesign the structure and the interface, so the work stays in proportion to the goal.
What you getA review of the current website, a list of priorities, a new structure and a new interface.
You have the design and need someone to bring it to the browser without betraying it. I start from your file and build the interface in HTML, CSS and JavaScript: grids, breakpoints, hover and focus states, copy that runs longer than planned. Where the mockup does not say what happens, I ask. I did this job at agencies for twelve years.
What you getPages and components in HTML, CSS/Sass and JavaScript, responsive and keyboard-navigable.
With companies that have a website to build or rebuild and prefer a single point of contact for design and development.
With agencies and art directors who already have the visual design and want a frontend that respects it.
With teams looking for a senior profile who sits between UX/UI and code, for a permanent role or for a single project.
The first conversation is there to establish three things: what the website needs to achieve, what already exists (copy, images, identity) and who makes the decisions. If you need a CMS, integrations or someone to run the website after delivery, we talk about it straight away, so the scope is clear before work begins.
The method is the one I followed for this website. The case study goes through the decisions one by one: identity, structure, navigation, frontend.
Read the portfolio case studyITALY & SWITZERLAND
Website projects and collaborations with companies, agencies and teams across Lombardy and Canton Ticino.
05 / LET’S TALK
A UX/UI and frontend role in your team, or a website to design. Tell me where we start.
