Portfolio Website UX Redesign
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I want to give my existing WordPress portfolio a complete user-experience makeover. The build currently runs on Elementor, and I’d like the redesign to begin in Figma and finish directly in Elementor Pro so everything stays fully editable in WordPress.
What matters most to me is how visitors move through the site: intuitive navigation, clear content hierarchy, and smooth performance across desktop, tablet, and mobile. Visual style should remain on-brand—I have a full style guide ready to share as soon as we start—so the focus is on reorganising layouts, refining interactions, and elevating the overall flow rather than inventing a new aesthetic.
Deliverables I need from you:
• High-fidelity Figma file (desktop & mobile) reflecting the approved UX improvements
• Implementation of those designs on my live WordPress site using Elementor Pro, with existing plugins and SEO settings left intact
• Any custom CSS or JS clearly documented so I can maintain it later
If this sounds like your sweet spot, let me know how you’d tackle the project, how long each stage might take, and links to similar portfolio sites you’ve taken from Figma to Elementor.
What matters most to me is how visitors move through the site: intuitive navigation, clear content hierarchy, and smooth performance across desktop, tablet, and mobile. Visual style should remain on-brand—I have a full style guide ready to share as soon as we start—so the focus is on reorganising layouts, refining interactions, and elevating the overall flow rather than inventing a new aesthetic.
Deliverables I need from you:
• High-fidelity Figma file (desktop & mobile) reflecting the approved UX improvements
• Implementation of those designs on my live WordPress site using Elementor Pro, with existing plugins and SEO settings left intact
• Any custom CSS or JS clearly documented so I can maintain it later
If this sounds like your sweet spot, let me know how you’d tackle the project, how long each stage might take, and links to similar portfolio sites you’ve taken from Figma to Elementor.