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Lovable Web Developer – B2B Website UX & Design Implementation

Aug 2026 - Present • 3 mos

The client had an existing B2B website built in Lovable that was already around 80–90% complete, but it needed a final layer of design and UX refinement before it could confidently support marketing and sales. I worked alongside the marketing strategist and focused on implementation quality rather than replacing the original concept. I first translated the agreed brand strategy into the existing Lovable build, then reviewed the pages for visual hierarchy, typography, spacing, imagery, content structure, and responsive behavior3. I adjusted section layouts so important messaging was easier to scan and key conversion points were more clearly supported. I refined desktop and mobile breakpoints, resolving spacing and alignment issues so the experience stayed consistent across devices. I also built and embedded a functional contact form directly into the site design and updated branding elements and page copy to reflect the client’s evolving guidelines. Throughout the project, I avoided unnecessary complexity and kept the implementation clean and maintainable inside Lovable. The result was a more cohesive, polished B2B website that preserved the client’s original vision while sharpening the user experience, improving the presentation of key information, and strengthening the site’s credibility with prospective buyers. The work also gave the client a cleaner foundation for future updates and marketing without requiring a full rebuild. The completed experience was clearer to navigate and more consistent across devices. It aligned with marketing strategy and brand direction overall.

Freelance Full Stack & E-Commerce Developer

Aug 2026 - Sep 2026 • 1 mo

The client needed a Shopify storefront for Veloria, a minimalist fashion brand serving men, girls, and kids, with a homepage that could bring three collections together without feeling cluttered or disconnected. I designed and built the storefront around one visual system. I started with a deep green, nature-inspired hero section and large outlined typography to establish the brand mood immediately. I added an embedded brand-story video to communicate the identity visually and placed a “12k New Collection” social-proof counter above the fold to support credibility. Below the hero, I created three equally weighted collection cards for Men’s, Girls’, and Kids’ lines. Each card used dedicated photography, concise copy, and a consistent arrow-link pattern so shoppers could understand the available paths quickly. I kept the layout balanced across the categories rather than allowing one collection to dominate the page. I also structured the design so future collections could be added without breaking the visual language. The result was a cohesive Shopify homepage that unified three product lines under one recognizable identity, gave shoppers clear category paths, and provided the client with a scalable structure for future collection growth. The finished experience made the homepage feel calm and intentional while still giving visitors clear routes into each collection. The structure also gave the client a practical foundation for expanding the store without losing the same visual direction. This connected the categories, gave shoppers clear paths, and supported store growth too.