Modern Minimalist Web Design
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
The project centres on crafting a sleek, modern-minimalist website that feels light, uncluttered, and fully responsive. I will supply the copy, imagery, and a basic site map; your role is to translate that material into an elegant user experience with clean typography, generous white space, and intuitive navigation.
Core expectations
• Create high-fidelity wireframes or mock-ups (Figma, XD, or Sketch—whichever you prefer).
• Build the final responsive site with standards-compliant HTML5, CSS3, and lightweight JavaScript; a WordPress build is acceptable if it stays fast and bloat-free.
• Optimise for performance, accessibility (WCAG 2.1 AA), and SEO-ready semantic markup.
• Provide all design assets, source files, and deployment instructions on hand-off.
Acceptance criteria
1. Pages render flawlessly on desktop, tablet, and mobile (Chrome, Safari, Firefox).
2. Google PageSpeed scores 90+ on both mobile and desktop.
3. Visual style matches the modern-minimalistic brief—ample whitespace, limited colour palette, clean iconography.
4. Final files delivered in organised, editable layers/folders.
If you have recent examples that align with this aesthetic, sharing a link will speed up selection. Feel free to outline your preferred tech stack or suggest enhancements that stay true to the minimal approach.
Core expectations
• Create high-fidelity wireframes or mock-ups (Figma, XD, or Sketch—whichever you prefer).
• Build the final responsive site with standards-compliant HTML5, CSS3, and lightweight JavaScript; a WordPress build is acceptable if it stays fast and bloat-free.
• Optimise for performance, accessibility (WCAG 2.1 AA), and SEO-ready semantic markup.
• Provide all design assets, source files, and deployment instructions on hand-off.
Acceptance criteria
1. Pages render flawlessly on desktop, tablet, and mobile (Chrome, Safari, Firefox).
2. Google PageSpeed scores 90+ on both mobile and desktop.
3. Visual style matches the modern-minimalistic brief—ample whitespace, limited colour palette, clean iconography.
4. Final files delivered in organised, editable layers/folders.
If you have recent examples that align with this aesthetic, sharing a link will speed up selection. Feel free to outline your preferred tech stack or suggest enhancements that stay true to the minimal approach.