Websites that turn
visitors into clients

Four live projects, from page structure to pixels

Each one started with a real problem a visitor had, not with a layout.

Vix Assist website

Product designUI designFront end build2026

The problem

A new agency offering four services, with no reviews yet, needed a site that explains the offer in seconds and earns trust honestly.

What I did

• Mapped the structure: home, pricing, web design and TikTok pages, each with one clear next step
• Replaced fake social proof with honest trust builders: a clear process, fixed prices and a founding client programme
• Designed a responsive layout and navigation that stays readable from 1440px desktops down to small phones

5pages

2contact routes, WhatsApp and email

0frameworks, plain HTML, CSS, JS

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Pricing in the visitor's own currency

UX designInteraction designFront end build

The problem

Clients in Nigeria, the UK and the US saw prices in dollars and had to convert them in their heads before deciding.

What I did

• The page picks a currency from the visitor's time zone and language, with no tracking or location prompt
• Live exchange rates, with a built in fallback so prices never break
• A manual currency switcher, plus the founding discount shown as a clear saving on every package

11currencies

3fixed price packages

20%discount shown per plan

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Custom quote flow and chat assistant

Form designConversation designUX writing

The problem

Web design projects vary too much for one price, and visitors had questions they did not want to email about.

What I did

• A guided quote form that asks only what is needed: package, platform, features, budget and timeline
• The finished request is sent through WhatsApp or email, whichever the visitor prefers
• A chat assistant with quick reply chips for common questions, and a handoff to a real person on WhatsApp

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Brand identity and social design system

Brand designVisual systemsContent design

The problem

The brand needed to feel credible on LinkedIn and fun on Instagram and TikTok, without looking like two different companies.

What I did

• Designed the Flow V logo and a shared colour and type system
• Built two tones on one system: structured carousels for LinkedIn, bold colour blocks for Instagram and TikTok
• Banners and covers sized to each platform's safe area, so nothing gets cropped on any device

Three complete websites, three industries

Concept projects for fictional businesses, built to show how I would design for a car dealer, a restaurant and a property broker. Every feature works: open them and try it.

Car dealerDark theme

Kestrel Motors

A luxury car dealer in Lagos that needed buyers to trust the stock before visiting.

• Live stock search by make, body and budget
• Monthly finance calculator in naira
• Trade in valuation and test drive booking

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RestaurantLight theme

Ember & Salt

An open fire restaurant in London that wanted more direct bookings and private events.

• Tabbed menu with dietary tags
• Table booking with real opening hours and full slots
• Private dining enquiry for the terrace

Open the concept

Real estateClean theme

Tola Adeyemi, property broker

A Lagos broker who needed buyers, renters and sellers to trust her listings.

• Buy or rent search with saved homes
• Neighbourhood guide with real price ranges
• Viewing booking and free valuation forms

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Good design is not decoration. It is how a stranger decides to trust you.

Three steps, every project

What I bring to a product team