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Projects delivered with care
Designer, developer, and freelancer.
Ionel Nistor
Available for selected projects
I design and build clear websites, brands, and digital products for people and small teams. The work starts with a conversation about what you actually need on the page — then structure, words, and pictures that stay easy to change.
Most clients come with a half-finished site or a folder of notes. We turn that into a small set of pages: who you are, what you offer, proof, and a way to get in touch.
I'm Designer, Developer, Freelancer, Photographer
About
UI/UX Designer & Web Developer.
A longer introduction — who I am, how I work, and what a typical project looks like.
I help people turn an idea into a simple, usable website — from first sketch to launch. I work with freelancers, studios, and small businesses that want a site they can keep updating without calling a developer every week.
I care about clear structure, readable type, and pages that stay easy to update. The work covers personal sites, portfolios, and small business pages. I would rather ship a complete first version than wait for a perfect one.
- Birthday: 1 May 1995
- Website: www.example.com
- Phone: +123 456 7890
- City: New York, USA
- Age: 30
- Degree: Master
Facts
A few numbers from recent work.
521
Projects
Sites, brands, and campaigns
1453
Hours Of Support
Help after launch
32
Hard Workers
People I have collaborated with
Skills
Tools I use most often on client work.
HTML
100%
CSS
90%
JavaScript
75%
PHP
80%
WordPress/CMS
90%
Photoshop
55%
Portfolio
Selected work. Replace an image or leave the path empty to hide that piece. Add a description so the page has context, not just thumbnails.
These are sample projects. Change the titles, write what the job was, and swap the photos in public/content/img/portfolio/.
Harbor Notes
A notes app for a small studio. Home, pricing, and a short story about the product.
Cedar Shelf
Product page for a furniture line: materials, sizes, and a simple inquiry form.
North Mark
Name, mark, and a one-page site for an independent practice.
Field Guide
Cover and interior samples for a short field guide, plus a download page.
Shift Calendar
Marketing site for a scheduling tool used by two local shops.
Kiln Tableware
A catalog of bowls and plates with large photos and short captions.
Services
Ways I can help on a new site or a redesign. Each item is a real offer — empty a title in JSON and the card disappears.
You do not need every service. Most people start with a clear home page, an about page, and a way to write. We add the rest when there is something to show.
Web design
Layout, type, and a clear structure for a personal or business site. We decide the pages first, then the look.
Brand basics
Name, colors, and a simple visual system you can keep using on the site and on paper.
Landing pages
One-page sites for a launch, a service, or a campaign — hero, proof, and a form.
UX review
A pass over an existing site: what to cut, keep, or rewrite. You get a written list, not a new mystery redesign.
Content setup
Help organizing titles, photos, and the pages people actually need. The JSON files become your editing place.
Ongoing updates
Small changes after launch — new pages, photos, and copy — without rebuilding the site.
Mobile pass
Check every page on a small screen: type size, menus, and forms.
Photo direction
What to shoot, what to crop, and which portraits belong in the header.
Testimonials
What recent clients said about the work.
Clear process, on time, and the site is easy for our team to update.
Saul Goodman
CEO & Founder
The structure made the portfolio readable. We kept adding work without breaking the layout.
Sara Wilsson
Designer
We replaced the demo photos and copy in an afternoon. The page still looked finished.
Jena Karlis
Store Owner
Good questions at the start. The final site matches how I actually work.
Matt Brandon
Freelancer
Switching the look later did not mean rewriting every page from scratch.
John Larson
Entrepreneur
Contact
Send a short message. I usually reply within a few days. If you already know the pages you need, list them — it saves a round.
Tell me who the site is for, what you want live first, and whether you already have photos and text. A few sentences are enough.