Personal websites
A clear first impression — who you are, what you do, and how to start a conversation.
SADRA JAFARY — PORTFOLIO
Constructing the grid
I take a website from strategy, structure and user experience through visual design, motion and responsive implementation — so the result is considered and has a clear job.
A clear first impression — who you are, what you do, and how to start a conversation.
A professional presence with a structure that explains the offer without looking like a brochure dump.
Product-first layouts and a shopping path that stays simple from catalog to action.
One promise, one proof, one action — designed so the page can actually be read.
Motion and response that explain the page — not a layer of effects on a static layout.
Three-dimensional scenes when they earn their keep. The text and structure still exist without WebGL.
Separate URLs, mirrored layouts, and type that holds in both languages — not a translated overlay.
Right-to-left as a first language: alignment, navigation and type — not a flipped English file.
The interface as it actually behaves — spacing, motion, forms and states built with the design.
Critical text in HTML, images sized for the screen, and heavy scenes loaded after the page is already readable.
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Strategy
Wireframe
Visual Direction
Design
Prototype
Development
Polish
Launch
Straight answers about working together.
A focused site usually takes a few weeks. Larger surfaces take longer. Time depends on how ready the content is and how quickly decisions are made — not on decoration.
From the actual scope: number of pages, languages, shop or content needs, motion, and whether frontend is included. A short conversation is enough to outline a range — there is no public price list because the work is not a template.
Goals, audience, references you like and dislike, the current site if there is one, languages, and the must-haves. Text and images can arrive in stages; the structure cannot wait for them forever.
Yes. Desktop, tablet and phone are part of the same design — not an afterthought crop of the desktop layout.
I work on the parts that belong to design and frontend: structure, headings, speed, crawlable text, and a page that can actually be understood. Ranking is not something I promise.
Yes, when it is agreed as part of the collaboration. Launch is not the end of the file — small adjustments after going live are normal.
Personal sites, company sites, shops, landing pages and editorial platforms. If the problem is a clear digital presence, it is usually a fit.
Share a short note. If it is a fit, we map the first chapter together.