Behind the Scenes: My Design Workflow

A transparent look into the methods, structure, and decisions that shape each project from concept to launch.

November 14, 2025 at 5:18 PM

November 14, 2025

Nov 14, 2025

landscape photography of river between green mountains

My design workflow is built on clarity, structure, and intentionality. Each step is carefully defined so I can focus on solving problems instead of improvising processes. This creates a smoother experience for both myself and my clients.

It all starts with discovery. I gather information about the brand, goals, audience, and challenges. Understanding the “why” behind a project helps ensure every design choice is aligned with purpose rather than assumptions.

After discovery, I create a content and structure framework. This includes page architecture, user flow, and functionality mapping. Great design begins with solid foundations, not with colors or animation.

Once structure is set, I explore visual direction. This includes typography, spacing systems, color suggestions, and layout patterns. I aim for minimal, calm design — the kind that feels effortless but is deeply intentional.

Designing in Framer allows me to build in real-time. Components, grids, and interactions come together in a way that’s flexible and easy to refine. This phase blends design and development smoothly.

Testing happens throughout the process. I check for responsiveness, accessibility, usability, and performance. Every detail, from button states to scroll pacing, impacts how users feel on the site.

Once the final design is approved, I prepare for launch. This includes domain connections, performance optimization, and ensuring all CMS structures are clean and easy to use.

The workflow doesn’t end at launch. I offer ongoing support, updates, or iterations based on user feedback. A digital presence grows over time, and my process ensures it continues to evolve with clarity.

Once the final design is approved, I prepare for launch. This includes domain connections, performance optimization, and ensuring all CMS structures are clean and easy to use.