Website UX & Layout Revamp
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
My Blogger site—nimo789.blogspot.com—needs a fresh, professional touch. It loads, but the journey stalls; visitors aren’t sure where to click next. I want a modern interface that fixes the user flow while polishing the overall look.
Focus areas
• User flow: simplify navigation, place clearer call-to-actions, and reorganize content for better story progression.
• Layout: enforce consistent alignment and spacing on a responsive grid that works flawlessly on desktop, tablet, and mobile.
• Visual polish: refine the color palette, pair fonts that feel current, and introduce subtle accents that reflect the brand’s personality.
What I expect
1. Two–three high-fidelity mock-ups (Figma, Adobe XD, or similar) covering the home page and an inner page.
2. A concise style guide with color codes, typography, spacing rules, and CTA/button treatments.
3. An annotated flow diagram or wireframe that explains the new navigation path.
4. A handoff package with layered design files and brief CSS/HTML suggestions so my developer can jump straight into implementation.
Send with your proposal
• A quick first-look critique of nimo789.blogspot.com.
• Links to two recent UI/UX projects you led.
• Your estimated turnaround time for the above deliverables.
I’m ready to start immediately and will provide fast feedback. Let’s transform this site into a clean, engaging experience that keeps visitors moving confidently from one click to the next.
Focus areas
• User flow: simplify navigation, place clearer call-to-actions, and reorganize content for better story progression.
• Layout: enforce consistent alignment and spacing on a responsive grid that works flawlessly on desktop, tablet, and mobile.
• Visual polish: refine the color palette, pair fonts that feel current, and introduce subtle accents that reflect the brand’s personality.
What I expect
1. Two–three high-fidelity mock-ups (Figma, Adobe XD, or similar) covering the home page and an inner page.
2. A concise style guide with color codes, typography, spacing rules, and CTA/button treatments.
3. An annotated flow diagram or wireframe that explains the new navigation path.
4. A handoff package with layered design files and brief CSS/HTML suggestions so my developer can jump straight into implementation.
Send with your proposal
• A quick first-look critique of nimo789.blogspot.com.
• Links to two recent UI/UX projects you led.
• Your estimated turnaround time for the above deliverables.
I’m ready to start immediately and will provide fast feedback. Let’s transform this site into a clean, engaging experience that keeps visitors moving confidently from one click to the next.