UI design on a screen
Web design

Web design that ships in production

UI with system: typography, spacing, components, from concept straight into code.

Overview

Design that works in the browser

No pretty PDFs that get lost in implementation.

4–8 wks

Typical timeline

100%

Personal delivery

Next.js

Modern stack

Good web design is more than colors and fonts. It defines how visitors scan information, how clearly your offer comes across, and how trustworthy your business feels, on desktop, tablet, and phone.

I design interfaces with consistent typography, thoughtful spacing, and reusable components. Wireframes and visual design aren't a separate step that gets lost. They go directly into implementation.

That saves time, cuts review loops, and ensures the result looks and feels as planned. Responsive layouts, clear hierarchy, and accessible contrast are standard.

Whether relaunch, new product UI, or design system for a growing team: on an intro call we align goals, scope, and how design and development fit together.

Whether relaunch, new product UI, or design system for a growing team: on an intro call we align goals, scope, and how design and development fit together.

Whether relaunch, new product UI, or design system for a growing team: on an intro call we align goals, scope, and how design and development fit together.

“Built for real use, not just demos.”

Tom Schindler

Use cases

Design that works in the browser

No pretty PDFs that get lost in implementation.

01

Wireframes & information architecture

Structure and page layout before polish, so content and user flow work from the start.

02

Visual UI design

Typography, color, spacing, and components, consistent and aligned with your brand.

03

Responsive layouts

Designs that work on every viewport, not just as a desktop mockup.

04

Design systems & component libraries

Reusable building blocks for faster iteration and a unified look.

UI design on a screen
Approach

Design that works in the browser

Good web design is more than colors and fonts. It defines how visitors scan information, how clearly your offer comes across, and how trustworthy your business feels, on desktop, tablet, and phone.

I design interfaces with consistent typography, thoughtful spacing, and reusable components. Wireframes and visual design aren't a separate step that gets lost. They go directly into implementation.

That saves time, cuts review loops, and ensures the result looks and feels as planned. Responsive layouts, clear hierarchy, and accessible contrast are standard.

Deliverables

What I deliver in web design

From first wireframe to finished interface.

01

Wireframes & information architecture

Structure and page layout before polish, so content and user flow work from the start.

02

Visual UI design

Typography, color, spacing, and components, consistent and aligned with your brand.

03

Responsive layouts

Designs that work on every viewport, not just as a desktop mockup.

04

Design systems & component libraries

Reusable building blocks for faster iteration and a unified look.

05

Design-to-code

Direct implementation in React/Next.js, without handoff gaps between design and dev.

06

Micro-interactions & motion

Subtle animation and feedback that make interfaces feel alive, without hurting performance.

Process

How we work together

Three steps from first call to shipped result, transparent and without agency overhead.

01

Free intro call

Clarify goals, scope, and timeline, so we know if and how we should work together.

02

Strategy & build

Concept, design, and development in iterations with regular updates.

03

Launch & outcomes

Go-live with performance basics, SEO foundation, and clear next steps.

Common questions about web design

Both, and that's the advantage. Design and code come from one hand without friction between disciplines.

Yes. If you have logo, colors, and fonts, I build on them. If not, I develop a lean UI foundation.

Yes, when needed, though I often go straight to code prototyping because it's faster to see what actually works in the browser.

Yes. Components and design tokens are structured so extensions and changes don't require a restart.

Yes. Components and design tokens are structured so extensions and changes don't require a restart.

Yes. Components and design tokens are structured so extensions and changes don't require a restart.

Start a design project?

Tell me briefly about your plan, and I'll reply with a concrete proposal.