
Fintech · 2024
Fintus
A website for a banking and saving platform
Seven website design case studies for fintech, SaaS, healthcare, HR tech, real estate and legal companies. Each shows the pages I designed, the type and colour behind them, and how they work from desktop to phone.

Fintech · 2024
A website for a banking and saving platform

Fintech · 2024
A product website for a fintech SaaS

HR tech · 2026
A new website for an HR tech company

Real estate · 2026
Website and product screens for an AI property advisor

Healthcare · 2024
A Webflow website for a medical software SaaS

Legal · 2025
A website for a real estate law firm

Mental health · 2026
Web and app screens for addiction and mental wellbeing support
A company website has one job: help the right visitor understand what the company does and take the next step. Every site here is built on that. The homepage says what the product or firm does in the first screen, shows the real thing (product screens, services, people), answers the obvious questions, and makes the next step easy to find on every page.
I plan the pages before drawing them: who visits, what they are looking for, and what each page must answer. Then a layout grid and a type and colour system, so every page feels like the same site, and responsive layouts designed for each size rather than squeezed down. When a site is built in Webflow or Next.js, I design components that map to the build, so the live site matches the design. See my website design page for how a project runs.
The goal of the site, the page structure, the key pages on desktop and mobile, and the type and colour system. The case studies here show every page from the presentation, so you can judge the whole site, not only the homepage.
Yes. Wave and the fintech SaaS website were designed for Webflow builds. I also build websites myself in React and Next.js, which suits sites that share components with a web app.
Yes. I build websites in React and Next.js from the same documented design system, so every page matches the design at each screen size. A project starts with a free 30 minute intro call, then a written scope and one fixed quote.
A free 30 minute call. You leave with a clear next step, whether we work together or not.
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