Websites designed, built and shipped.
End to end.

The brief

PRcoverage sells something most PR teams have never measured: how often their stories show up in AI-generated answers. The site had to teach the concept, show the product and convert, without reading like a whitepaper. The team also needed a build they could edit themselves after launch.

What I did

• Positioning and page structure with the founders, then wireframes and high-fidelity UI in Figma
• Word-by-word hero reveal, pinned scroll story for the "89%" insight and section transitions on GSAP ScrollTrigger
• Subtle WebGL background accents with Three.js, tuned to stay under budget on laptops and phones
• Product screenshots framed in real device UI, testimonials, FAQ with schema markup
• Webflow build with CMS collections, custom code embeds, forms, analytics and launch on the client domain

Stack

Everything in one pair of hands: design, code, motion, deployment.

The brief

Speed is the whole pitch, so the site had to feel fast and prove it: real numbers, a live-looking feed, a pricing model that maps to scan frequency. As a founder I also had to ship the product behind the page: auth, billing, Upwork API integration, Telegram bot and an AI proposal generator.

What I did

• Brand system, typography (Inter Tight) and a calm green UI that reads well on a phone at 2am
• Landing page with animated job-feed mockup, timeline "posted to proposal in under a minute", interactive pricing and FAQ
• Web app: onboarding, skill profile, alerts, proposal editor, Telegram connection, billing portal
• Next.js + React front end, Supabase auth and database, Paddle payments, official Upwork API (no scraping)
• Deployment, monitoring, SEO pages and the ongoing growth work: this is a live business, not a mockup

Stack

Everything in one pair of hands: design, code, motion, deployment.

The brief

Affiliate networks tend to look either loud or dated. T.uk wanted a premium, editorial feel with real photography, clear paths for affiliates and advertisers, a partner login, a meeting scheduler for events and a news section the team can run without a developer.

What I did

• Art direction: full-bleed photography, restrained blue accent, large typographic statements
• Two audience journeys (Affiliates / Advertisers) with numbered value blocks and separate CTAs
• Custom WordPress theme on Bootstrap: news, events and team content editable by the client
• Scroll-triggered reveals, hover states and a hero video that degrades to a poster on slow connections
• Partner login, meeting scheduler, opt-out and compliance pages, cookie and privacy flows, hosting setup

Stack

Everything in one pair of hands: design, code, motion, deployment.