EXPERIENCE
Design before building
Information architecture, user flows, hierarchy and interfaces start with what people need to find, understand and do.
TAILORED SITE
I shape the structure, experience and frontend around what your project needs, without starting from a ready-made template.

THE STARTING POINT
Being online does not necessarily mean having a website that works well. Confusing structure, hard-to-find content, unclear journeys or technical limits can complicate even a seemingly simple experience.
A custom website starts with what it needs to do, who will use it and the project’s goals. Design and development follow from there.
EXPERIENCE
Information architecture, user flows, hierarchy and interfaces start with what people need to find, understand and do.
DEVELOPMENT
The frontend brings the design to life as a responsive, accessible, performant website that can evolve without relying on a template.
TAILORED SITE
A process combining experience design and frontend development, with tools and technology chosen to suit the project.
| AREA | DOMAIN | WHAT IT COVERS | ROLE IN THE SERVICE |
|---|---|---|---|
| Discovery & analysis | Strategy | objectives · requirements · constraints | Relevant |
| Information Architecture | UX | structure · hierarchy · user flows | Core |
| UX/UI Design | Design | wireframes · interface · responsive behaviour | Core |
| Frontend Development | Development | components · interactions · integrations | Core |
| Accessibility | Quality | semantic HTML · keyboard · focus · contrast | Integrated |
| Technical SEO | Technical | metadata · structure · indexing | Integrated |
| CMS / Integrations | Technical | content management · APIs · external services | As needed |
TECHNICAL FLOW
Aligning on goals, requirements and constraints.
Defining the structure, hierarchy and user flows.
Designing and reviewing the interfaces.
Implementing the frontend and agreed integrations.
Quality checks before launch.
Going live and handing over the project.
PROJECT OUTPUTS
The artefacts, implementation and checks that remain with your project.
SERVICE SCOPE
TECHNICAL CHOICES
Next.js is my main frontend stack. When you need to manage content independently, I integrate a CMS suited to your workflow and website structure.
A CMS does not automatically mean WordPress: a headless solution or another suitable platform may be the right choice.
WORKING TOGETHER
We discuss goals, needs, constraints and priorities. Before work begins, we agree on scope, responsibilities and stages.
I share the structure, user flows and UX/UI proposals. We gather feedback and agree on revisions before development.
I keep you involved as the frontend and integrations take shape, explaining decisions about accessibility and performance. We review progress through the work itself.
We agree on go-live after QA and final checks. Handover makes website management and any follow-up work clear.
COLLABORATIONS
When complementary skills are needed, I can work with specialists in branding, UX/UI, graphic design, copywriting or advertising, bringing together the right people for the project.
When a project requires complementary expertise, I can work alongside the professionals of Mitha Creative, with clear roles and responsibilities throughout the project.
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Timing depends on size, content, functionality and the availability of materials. We agree on stages and timing before starting, based on the project scope.
Yes. When the project needs regularly updated content, I integrate a CMS suited to its structure and how you will manage the website.
It can be used when appropriate, including in a headless architecture. It is not the default stack for Tailored Site.
Accessibility is considered throughout design and development. In-depth audits and comprehensive remediation may require a separate scope.
Technical SEO foundations cover structure, semantics, metadata, performance and technical indexability. Editorial SEO, content strategy and ongoing search ranking work are excluded.
The website remains yours. Any maintenance is agreed separately and can be handled by me or another qualified professional.
Yes. The CMS is chosen around the project’s structure, content and management needs.
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LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR PROJECT
Let’s start with what it needs to do, who will use it and what you want to achieve. The scope and quote depend on your goals, required features and the project’s complexity.