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My Development Process

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Building a plan with you about your aims, style, and motivations for your new web project. You will then receive a non-binding design proposal based on our talk, including information about my services and pricing
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Prototyping state where visual ideas and product designs are shared in a back-and-forth process resulting in a final mockup, ready to be implemented
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Taking your final mockup and implementing it into a fully functional website using Webflow
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Pencil sketch of Amos speaking with client in front of a laptop
Amos looking intently at a laptop
Amos and Client discussing design in front of a desktop comupter

Services

Full web design, from idea to product Including:
  • Simple landing pages and microsites
  • Multi-page CMS enables sites
  • Digital exhibitions and infographic-web pages
  • E-commerce and webshops
Brand Development
  • Logo service
  • Font, palette and style
  • Copywriting
  • Brand redevelopment and reconceptualization
Marketing and Analytics
  • Setup of lead tracking Google analytics (GA4)
  • Develope and implementation of Google ad campaigns
  • Newsletter service setup
  • Automate using Zapier or Make

Case Studies

Transferred A. R. Frederiksen’s existing wordpress site into a webflow project where she could continue to grow her audience. Updated some branding while trying to keep the feel she already established
The Why Foundation needed an entirely new website to both inform their stakeholders about what they do, and provide a repository for their impressive online documentary library
I wanted to play with using web design to make complex information more simple so I built the Executive Branch Project to make understanding the US Executive branch a bit easier.
Built a simple digital showcase for Eric Haugen Cello centering on his music
Helped Crossing Paths Animal Rescue reconfigure some features on their Webflow website and set up an automation which brings their kennel information directly into their CMS.
Redesigned and rebuilt a website for the Intellectually Honest Society. This included rebranding and a new logo.
Brought the vibes of Known Only Locally’s 1978 album ‘I Have to Wonder’ to the digital experience.
Using the web as a digital exhibition. In Unbound I wanted to experiment with storytelling while directing audiences towards the Library of Congress to learn more