Ever land on a site and immediately feel lost? That’s a frontend problem — and it’s usually caused by: 1. Too many sections above the fold: If users don’t know where to look, they’ll look away. 2. Multiple CTAs in one view: Confusion = friction. Each section should have one job. 3. Lack of visual contrast: If your site doesn’t guide attention with size, color, or spacing, people give up. I help creators simplify this stuff — just a quick layout cleanup without a full rebuild.

Hello everyone! I'm Noam, from Argentina. I've built a few websites on wordpress for clients but haven't managed to streamline my workflow and attract high ticket clients consistently. I'm looking forward to level up with you guys as I hope to leave my 9-5 one day and pursue web design full time.

My name is Liberman, and I'm from Colombia. I'm here to learn and reinforce my skills as a web designer, with the goal of providing better services to my clients. Looking forward to connecting with all of you and sharing knowledge!

Most of your site’s visitors are on mobile — but most websites are still built for desktop first. That mismatch is costing you conversions. Here are the mobile mistakes I fix every week: 1. Fonts are too small: If I have to pinch-zoom, I’m gone. 2. CTA buttons aren’t thumb-friendly: Small or off-center buttons hurt click rates on mobile. 3. Layout overflow: Broken grids, clipped text, weird scrolling… it’s a silent trust killer. These fixes don’t require redesigns — just dev cleanup.

Here’s a brutally effective way to test your site: Show someone your homepage for 5 seconds and ask them: – What do I offer? – Who is it for? – What’s the next step? If they can’t answer all three, you’ve got a frontend clarity issue. Here’s what I typically find: 1. Weak headlines: If your H1 doesn’t explain what you do and for who, it’s a dead start. 2. Competing CTAs: Too many options lead to no action. 3. Overdesigned sections: When design overshadows usability, people bounce. I’ve helped fix these for creators and coaches — and happy to give your site a quick once-over. Want a free dev-eye audit? I’ll shoot a 2-min Loom. Just drop your link or say “check mine.”