I’m ready to launch a clean, single-column personal photo blog and need a developer who can turn that vision into a fast, responsive site. My content will be almost exclusively photography, so image presentation and load performance are top priorities. Here’s what I have in mind: a minimalist layout that keeps the viewer focused on one photo at a time, with subtle navigation cues to move forward or back. While I chose a single-column style, I’m open to mild creative tweaks if they improve usability without drifting into grid or masonry territory. A lightweight CMS—WordPress, Ghost, or a similarly straightforward system—will let me upload images, write short captions, tag posts, and schedule future releases. Essential deliverables • Fully responsive theme matching the single-column concept • Optimised image handling (lazy loading, compression, WebP support) • Basic pages: Home, About, Archive, Contact • Simple back-end workflow for adding photos and metadata • SEO-friendly structure and clean URLs • Deployment to my hosting and a quick hand-off guide If you’ve built photo-centric sites before and can balance aesthetics with performance, I’d love to hear how you’d tackle this build and see a couple of live examples.