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/// UI & Landing Page Design
Landing Page Design That Turns Visitors Into Customers
I design high-converting Figma landing pages and interfaces built around how real users scan, decide, and act. Strategy, copy, and design from one person, so nothing gets lost between the wireframe and the final screen.
Working with Global Brands
Most Landing Pages Look Fine and Still Don't Convert
Most design work gets handed off by someone who never wrote the copy or thought about the goal.
So you end up with a page that looks sharp but has no strategy behind the layout, or copy that was squeezed into a template after the fact. Then a developer tries to stitch the two together and the flow breaks again.
That's how you get pages that win awards and still don't convert, or pages that convert fine and feel generic. The gap isn't talent. It's the handoff.
I write the copy and design the page it lives on, so the message and the layout come from the same read of your audience, not two separate people guessing at each other's intent.
/// WHAT YOU GET
Design, Strategy, and Build — From One Person
UI Design
Design System
Prototype
/// Why My Design
Design That's Built to Convert, Not Just Impress
Layouts Built Around How Users Actually Scan
×People don't read a page top to bottom, they scan for the next answer. I design the visual hierarchy so the eye lands on the hook, the proof, and the CTA in the order that moves someone toward action.
Every Section Earns Its Place
×No filler blocks added just to fill space. Each section has one job, whether it's building trust, handling an objection, or pushing to the next step, so the page stays focused and fast to grasp.
No Context Lost in Handoffs
×I write the copy, design the Figma layout, and prep the front-end build. Nothing gets lost in translation between a separate writer, designer, and developer. What you approve is what ships.
Mobile-First, Not Mobile-Afterthought
×Most of your traffic is on a phone, so I design the mobile experience first and scale up. Tap targets, spacing, and flow are built for a thumb, not squeezed in at the end.
Design Decisions Backed by Data
×Launching is step one. I review heatmaps, scroll depth, and conversion analytics after go-live, then refine the layout, hierarchy, and CTAs so the page keeps getting better over time.
/// Who I Design For
UI and Landing Page Design for Teams Shipping Something Real
The work suits businesses with a product or offer already in the world, where the design decision is about clarity and conversion rather than picking a look.
SaaS and Product Teams
Marketing sites, pricing pages, and the screens behind the login. Both halves usually drift apart because different people made them; designing them together is what keeps a product feeling like one thing.
Founders Before a First Hire
Companies that need a designer's judgement without a full-time salary attached. Typically a site, a set of components, and enough system that the next person can carry it forward.
Marketing Teams Running Campaigns
Landing pages built for a specific ad or audience, designed so the next campaign is a variation rather than a fresh brief every time.
Agencies Needing Design Capacity
Overflow design work for agencies with more sold than staffed, delivered in files their own developers can build from without a translation call.
Businesses Whose Site Converts Badly
Traffic arrives and leaves. Usually the layout is fighting the message rather than carrying it, which is a design problem wearing a copy problem's clothes.
/// My Design Process
From Blank Canvas to Launch-Ready in Weeks
Step 01
Discovery
Before a single frame gets designed, I dig into your goals, your audience, and the action you want visitors to take. I audit what's working, map the user journey, and align on the one job the page has to do. You approve the direction before I open Figma.
Tasks Involved
Goal & Audience Mapping
UX Audit
User Journey
Step 02
Wireframe
Now I structure the page. Low-fidelity wireframes lock in the layout, the section order, and where every message and CTA lives, before any color or polish. You review the skeleton so we agree on flow before we spend time on visuals.
Tasks Involved
Content Structure
Section Hierarchy
CTA Placement
Copy Layout
User Flow
Step 03
Visual Design
The approved wireframe becomes a polished, on-brand interface in Figma. Typography, color, spacing, and imagery all reinforce the message and point to the CTA. Built on a component system so every screen stays consistent.
Tasks Involved
High-Fidelity UI
Design System
Visual Hierarchy
Mobile-First Layouts
Brand Alignment
Step 04
Prototype & Handoff
I turn the design into a clickable prototype so you can feel the flow before build, then package developer-ready specs, tokens, and assets. What you approve is exactly what goes to development, with nothing lost in translation.
Tasks Involved
Interactive Prototype
Dev-Ready Specs
Asset Export
QA & Handoff
/// What I Won't Do
Four Things I Turn Down, and Why That Protects You
Great design is as much about what I refuse to do as what I deliver. These are the shortcuts I turn down, keeping your product clear, usable, and built to convert for the long run.
No Templated Drag-and-Drop
I don't reskin a marketplace template and call it custom. Every layout is designed around your message and audience, so the page fits your goals instead of forcing your content into someone else's box.
No Design Without Strategy
Pretty is not a plan. I never start pushing pixels before we're clear on the audience, the goal, and the one action the page should drive. Strategy comes first, visuals follow.
No Beauty at the Cost of Usability
A design that looks stunning but confuses users has failed. I won't sacrifice clarity, accessibility, or flow for a trendy effect. Every choice has to help the visitor move forward.
No Design Detached From Copy
Layout and words are one decision, not two. I won't design around placeholder text and hope real copy fits later. The message and the design are built together from the same read of your audience.
What Six Years of Design Delivers
6+
Years of experience
90%
Repeat clients
120+
Interfaces designed
50+
Landing pages shipped
/// What You Receive
Files a Developer Can Build From Without Asking You Anything
A design is only finished when someone else can build it exactly. Most of what goes wrong between design and development is not disagreement — it is a spacing value nobody wrote down.
Organised, named Figma files
Pages and layers named for what they are, not Frame 47. Anyone opening the file in a year should be able to find the thing they want to change without excavating.
Every state, not just the happy one
Hover, focus, disabled, loading, empty, and error. The states left undesigned are the ones invented during the build, which is where an interface starts looking assembled rather than designed.
Components with variants and auto-layout
Buttons, cards, forms, and sections built as reusable components, so changing the button once changes it everywhere instead of in forty places.
Tokens for colour, type, and spacing
A defined scale rather than values chosen per screen. This is what makes the built site match the design instead of approximating it.
Responsive behaviour specified
How each section reflows at tablet and mobile, decided in the design rather than guessed at during the build by whoever is closest to the deadline.
Exported assets and specs
Icons, images, and measurements ready to use, so the build starts with what it needs rather than a request for it.
One Designer Who Understands Both Users and Business
Most agencies split your project across a researcher, a UI designer, and a developer, and the strategy leaks at every handoff. I handle the entire chain myself, so your interface is researched, designed, and structured to guide users and convert them once they land.
User-First Research
Conversion-Focused Layouts
Reusable Design Systems
Developer-Ready Handoff
120+
Interfaces Designed
2.1X
Avg. conversion lift
40+
Happy Clients
Industry
Industry-Focused Solutions That Drive Growth
/// What I Design
Every Screen Your Product Needs, Designed by One Specialist
Landing Pages
High-intent landing pages built to convert one audience for one campaign. I match the design to the ad or message that brought the visitor in, then structure every section to move a single clear action forward, no distractions, no dead ends.
- Message-matched hero and hook
- One focused conversion goal
- Benefit-led visual hierarchy
- Objection handling built in
- A CTA that's impossible to miss
/// Project Scope
What Determines the Cost of a Design Project
Design work is quoted on what has to be drawn and decided, not on a package. One landing page and a product interface with forty screens are different projects wearing the same job title.
Number of unique screens
Unique layouts, not page count. Twenty pages sharing three templates is a smaller job than five pages that share nothing.
Whether a design system is included
Building tokens, components, and documentation costs more upfront and less on every screen after it. Worth it if there will be more screens.
Interaction and animation
Motion, transitions, and micro-interactions have to be designed and specified. Static comps are cheaper; the site feels it.
Research and iteration depth
Whether the work starts from an existing brand or has to establish one, and how many concept directions you want to see before committing.
Handoff and build support
Whether the project ends at approved files or includes staying available while a developer builds it.
Testimonial
Trusted by Clients, Proven by Results
I have had a great experience working with him. We were working on a project about a saas app. He played a good role in the collaboration of copywriting and UI design. Recommended.
Alex Mario
Founder, GoalFlow
We needed a website UI for Bangla Venture that looked professional and guided the user without friction. Hamidul, nailed the visual hierarchy. It’s a pixel-perfect design that perfectly captures what Bangla Ventures stands for.
Abu Sayeed
Founder, Banglaventure
Titas joined the Growminion team to handle writing and design for our local SEO clients. He consistently delivers high-quality work, and we’ve had a fantastic experience working with him.
Joydip Kirtunia
Founder, Growminion
Titas helped us design a product landing page for Peanela, and the experience was excellent. He understood our requirements clearly, delivered a clean and professional design, and maintained great quality throughout the project.
Abdul Kader
Managing Partner, Peanela
Got Questions?
I’ve Got Answers
Yes. Every project is designed in Figma with auto-layout, components, and variants, so you get an editable, organized file, not a flat image you can't build from.
Both. I write the copy and design the page it lives on, so the message and the layout come from one read of your audience. Nothing gets lost in a handoff between a separate writer and designer.
Absolutely. I can design within your existing brand, extend your current design system, or build one from scratch if you don't have one yet. Either way the result stays consistent and on-brand.
Yes. You get a clean, documented Figma file with spacing, tokens, states, and exported assets, plus a clickable prototype, so your developer can build exactly what was approved.
Most single landing pages take one to two weeks from discovery to handoff, depending on scope, content readiness, and revision rounds. Multi-page sites and product UIs take longer.
Yes. I design the Figma layout and can develop the front-end with modern, high-performance code, so what you approve in design is exactly what goes live.
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