
Hi, I'm Aleeshy, thanks for being here.If your website looks fine but the phone isn’t ringing, you’re not alone, and it’s rarely your fault. I’ve spent the last few years designing websites inside agencies, for family businesses and names likeIMKAT and Trulog Siding,so I know how it works. The ones that do proper research often charge$10,000 or more.The affordable ones have to move fast, so it’s usually a template and quick copy. I don’t blame them, they’re businesses too. But neither feels fair to a small business. So I take ononly a few businesses at a time,learn your story properly, and stick around after launch. Getting paid makes me happy, sure. Buthearing your bookings went up because of something we built together? That makes me way happier.




Current skill set
I’d rather be honest about what I know, stay curious about what I don’t, and keep learning along the way.
These are the areas I’ve spent enough time practicing, testing, and working in to feel confident about. Everything else can stay in progress for now.



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Product & UX/UI Design
Figuring out the product before polishing the pixels.
I work through flows, structure, complex interfaces, prototypes, responsive experiences, and design systems — from an early problem to something people can actually use.
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02
Web Design & CRO
Designing websites that have more to do than just look nice.
I design landing pages and end-to-end websites around hierarchy, user journeys, responsiveness, and conversion — especially for local and service-based businesses.
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03
Framer Development
Sometimes I don’t stop at Figma.
I take selected websites into Framer and handle responsive development, components, interactions, animations, and custom functionality when the project needs it.
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04
End-to-End Ownership
Give me the problem, not a checklist of every click.
I’m comfortable taking a project or problem forward without needing every step handed to me — figuring out what needs to happen next, adjusting the workflow when time or budget changes, exploring alternatives, and solving blockers along the way.
Tools
Paper & Pencil
THE JOURNEY SO FAR
Three years of designing, learning, and figuring things out as I go.
From product work to freelance projects and US local-business websites, my experience has grown across different kinds of problems and teams.
A short work history
TurnxMedia
UX/UI Designer - Freelance
Jun 2025 — Present
1 yr 5 mos
Upwork
Freelancer
Apr 2025 — Present
1 yr 7 mos
DMARClytics
Product Designer - Part Time
Oct 2024 — Feb 2026
1 yr 5 mos
DigitalUX
Full Time UX/UI Designer
May 2023 — Mar 2025
1 yr 11 mos
DigitalUX
UX/UI Design Intern
Feb 2023 — May 2023
4 mos
CASE STUDIES
Some projects deserve more than a pretty mockup.



2-3 Weeks
8+ Pages
Hourly
A simple business website designed in Figma and completed directly in Framer.
Challenges
Keep a simple static website polished without adding unnecessary complexity.
What I have Learned
Not every website needs complex interactions or a huge design process.
End Result
Not every website needs complex interactions or a huge design process.



2-3 Weeks
8+ Pages
Hourly
A full agency website I designed for a team I’ve worked with long-term.
Challenges
Give every service its own landing page while keeping the whole agency website consistent.
What I have Learned
Case studies take time, but they explain an agency’s value much better than generic service copy.
End Result
Case studies take time, but they explain an agency’s value much better than generic service copy.



2-3 Weeks
8+ Pages
Hourly
A premium website for a painting and decorating company, designed in Figma and completed in Framer.
Challenges
Create a premium service-business look without making the website feel overly styled or artificial.
What I have Learned
Once the visual direction is clear, designing directly in Framer can save a lot of duplicate work.
End Result
Once the visual direction is clear, designing directly in Framer can save a lot of duplicate work.



2-3 Weeks
8+ Pages
Hourly
A large HVAC website designed and developed in Framer, covering more than 20 pages.
Challenges
Keep a 20+ page service website consistent while designing and building at the same time.
What I have Learned
Working directly in Framer can make large web projects much faster when the structure is already clear.
End Result
Working directly in Framer can make large web projects much faster when the structure is already clear.
ABOUT ME
GTA VII’m mostly quiet with strangers, but put me around an empathetic person and bring upspace, human psychology, Neuroscience ,culturesor how people thinkand suddenly I have a lot to say.
I’m a self-taught designer with a slightly chaotic learning cycle:
I decide to learn something,read enough to getoverconfident,avoid the tutorials, procrastinate for a while, randomly watcha four-hour coursepractice obsessively, get bored…and find the next thing to learn.Somehow, that process has taken me through8+ apps10+ web apps,50+ websitesSo far.
Outside design, I like reading,gaming
buying gadgets
travelling when my budget allows it
spending time with my catBilluand being around kids
, I care a lot about empathy and would love to see a world with less discrimination and less people making life harder for each other.TYPICAL INFJ
Future Aleeshy will probably knowBlender,Pythonand another five things I haven’t decided on yet.
For now, I’m mostly hoping procrastination loses eventually.
OFF THE CLOCK
A very serious archive of very unserious moments.
A little scrapbook of places I’ve been, things I’ve loved, random photos, quiet days, and whatever felt worth remembering.


























one supervisor
and my moral supporter


