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Alright, so. I’m Frank — been doing UI/UX for a while now. Not a big fan of fancy intros, but yeah, I help people make their sites or apps less confusing. Sometimes cleaner. Sometimes just... work better.
Some stuff I made looked cool, some just worked. That’s fine. I'm more about function than flash. If it makes sense and people don’t get stuck, then I did my job.
I make websites that actually work. No bloated stuff, just clean code, good speed, and something your users can click around without getting annoyed.
I try to make things feel obvious. Like, if someone lands on a page, they should know what to do next without thinking too hard. That’s the whole idea.
Online stores can get messy. I set up ones that are simple, straight-forward, and don’t make buyers jump through hoops to pay.
If you wanna edit your site without touching code — I set that up. Easy dashboards, clear structure, no weird surprises.
I do layouts that don’t scream “template.” Clean visuals, readable fonts, a bit of personality — depends on the vibe you’re going for.
I don’t own a printer, but I help folks fix models, prep files, and make sure stuff prints right. Mostly fixing what others mess up.
Small web apps mostly. Forms, dashboards, tools — stuff that runs in browsers and doesn’t crash every time you hit refresh.
Not an agency. But I help with landing pages, small SEO wins, and making your site not look like it was made in 2009.
yo, frank was solid. didn’t drag stuff out, did the job, site works. not much else to say — dude’s chill.
we were stuck mid-project, he jumped in, fixed what needed fixing. no drama. just... done. rare.
site was a mess before. frank cleaned it up, didn’t overexplain stuff. straight to the point. liked that.
not techy, just needed a site that’s not ugly on my phone. frank made it happen. cool guy, no bs.
