WebActive
Web & Digital Products
Clean, fast, purpose-driven websites and interfaces.
Case study
Problem
Most websites are either pretty but shallow, or functional but forgettable. I build interfaces that feel calm and intentional — and are engineered to stay fast, accessible and easy to maintain.
Constraints
- •Brand trust is built in seconds — every detail matters
- •Performance is UX (especially on mobile and slower networks)
- •Content changes over time — the site must evolve without rewrites
- •The UI needs personality without sacrificing clarity
Approach
- •Start with the story: what should a visitor feel and do next?
- •Design systems over pages: reusable components, tokens and rules
- •Ship small and iterate with feedback instead of guessing for weeks
- •Treat quality as a feature: accessibility, SEO and performance from day one
Architecture
- •Design layer: typography, spacing, color and motion as a coherent system
- •Component layer: reusable UI components with consistent patterns and states
- •Content layer: structured content (so copy and sections can evolve safely)
- •Delivery layer: performance-first build + caching, image optimization, clean routing
Outcomes
- •Websites that feel premium and intentional instead of templated
- •Fast load times and strong Lighthouse fundamentals (when applicable)
- •A maintainable structure that’s easy to extend as the product grows
Lessons learned
- •A good website isn’t pages — it’s a system that stays consistent
- •Motion should communicate state and intent, not add noise
- •If editing content is painful, the site will stagnate
Note: Specific tooling depends on the project — I choose based on constraints, not trends.
Highlights
- •Custom design & development
- •Performance-first
- •Maintainable by default
Next step
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