
From product teams to US local businesses.




Current skill set
You probably came here for one of these.
Most projects I take on fall into three areas: Product & UX/UI Design, CRO-focused Web Design, and Framer Development.



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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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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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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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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
A FEW DEEP DIVES
A few projects worth opening.
Products, websites, and Framer builds where the challenge, solution, and outcome can be understood quickly.
All
Landing page design
Website Design
Framer Development
Mobile App
Product Design
Long-term work means learning the patterns, adapting to changing priorities, and becoming easier to work with as the project grows.
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Hours
Built in just 1.5 years, largely through ongoing client relationships.
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Hours with one client
One long-term collaboration that kept growing beyond the original scope.
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Screens · ADU
Designed 200+ screens for IMKAT, a California ADU company
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Service Websites
Designed in one year for California-based local businesses
HOW I WORK
Give me the problem, the context, and enough room to figure out the rest.
I like understanding the goal first, then moving through structure, design, feedback, and delivery without needing every next step handed to me.
Step 01
Understand the problem
What are we building, who is it for, what already exists, and what actually needs fixing?
Step 02
Make sense of it
I organize the content, flows, priorities, and direction before spending time polishing screens.
Step 03
Design + refine
I turn that direction into clear UI, responsive states, components, and prototypes — then improve it through feedback.
Step 04
Deliver or stay involved
Clean handoff when the design is done, or I can continue with Framer, iterations, and ongoing design support.
Are we Good Fit?
Good work gets easier when the working style matches too.
You want a designer who can understand the problem, work independently, and adapt as things change. I work best with clients who share context, value the thinking, and give me room to solve the problem.

Aleeshy B.
UX/UI & Framer Web Designer for Local Brands & SaaS Startups
100% Job Success
Top Rated Plus
$30k+
Total Earning
1882
Total Hours
We’ll probably click if:
CLIENT FEEDBACK
Oh , I almost forgot. Here’s what some clients said.
A few words from people I’ve actually worked with. Probably more convincing than me telling you I’m easy to work with.
Before You Ask
A few things you might want to know before messaging me.
Availability, pricing, Framer, long-term work , the usual questions before we start.
ONE LAST THING

















































one supervisor
and my moral supporter

