I’m building an online portfolio and need a UI/UX designer who can translate my work into an engaging, creative web experience. The project is strictly a website rather than a mobile or hybrid app, so every decision—layout, interaction, and responsive behavior—must feel natural on desktop yet adapt smoothly to smaller screens. The look I’m after is unapologetically creative: think unexpected grids, expressive typography, subtle motion, and color choices that feel fresh rather than formulaic. At the same time, usability can’t take a back seat; visitors should be able to understand my story, navigate projects effortlessly, and contact me without friction. Key things I’d like from you • Low- and high-fidelity wireframes that map the full user journey • A polished, clickable prototype in Figma (or a similar cloud-based tool) showing key breakpoints • A mini-style guide covering typography, colors, iconography, and reusable components • Export-ready assets and clear hand-off notes for the developer who will build the site Acceptance criteria 1. All primary pages (home, work grid, project detail, about, contact) approved in high-fidelity mock-ups. 2. Prototype demonstrates smooth flow and micro-interactions. 3. Design passes basic accessibility checks for contrast and keyboard navigation. 4. Final deliverable includes editable source files plus a short Loom walkthrough explaining structure and intent. Timing is flexible within reason—quality and inventiveness matter most—but I’d love to see initial concepts within a week of kickoff. If you’re excited by bold visuals, intuitive UX, and portfolio storytelling, let’s talk.