Oct 15, 2025

Wellness Nadja

Her first website ever. Word of mouth got her this far. The site takes it from here. A wellness practice lives or dies on trust. Before anyone books, the site has to feel as calm and careful as the treatment itself. So I built the visual language around that: an organic palette, soft, fluid type and plenty of breathing room, so the page reflects how Nadja actually works.

Web Design

Branding

Role

Design + Build (Framer Partner)

Timeline

4 Weeks

team

Solo

platform

Framer / React / CMS

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First Website
Her first website ever. Before it, the practice ran entirely on word of mouth.
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Bookable
Found on Google and open for enquiries any time, not just by referral.
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Weeks to Launch
Discovery, brand, design and build, delivered solo.

How it was built

Designed and built in Framer

I designed and built it myself in Framer, so there was no handoff gap. CMS logic and scroll-triggered interactions kept the live site matching the prototype exactly, and we went from approved design to production in days, not weeks.

CMS Logic

Content modelling and scroll-triggered interactions keep the live site matching the prototype exactly.

Zero-Handoff Workflow

Designing and building it myself closed the gap between prototype and production, with no Figma-to-code drift.

Trust by Design

Outcome

A four-week sprint from first idea to live site: discovery, brand, design and build, all owned by one person.

What shipped

A high-trust one-pager tuned for booking: brand identity, content model and responsive build, all in one short timeline.

What improved

Designing and building it myself closed the handoff gap. The approved prototype went live without the usual translation loss between design and production.

The proof

Her first website ever. It had to earn trust before a single appointment, so I designed and built it to, in four weeks, alone.

Let's Talk

I'm most energized by projects where I can dig into complex problems, collaborate with smart people, and ship things that genuinely improve someone's day.

Comment

Shain

Open to contract work, full-time roles, and interesting conversations about hard design problems.

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