David Dotimi | Website Designer

Some B2B “brand-first” websites are actually ego-first websites. If your homepage mainly talks about what you’ve achieved, who you’ve served, and how good you are, you may be overlooking what the customer needs. First lead with their problem, then show why you can solve it.

It's a new week! Since we've grown in followers, allow me to reintroduce myself. My name is David; I'm a Web Designer, and I help businesses to get found on Google, grow, and funnel in their leads with a conversion-focused website. I offer Web & UI/UX Design, and SEO services.

October was a decent month. Here's to more wins in November. I look forward to what this month has in-store.

Happy Sunday and Happy New Month, everyone! This month will indeed bring us great tidings. We go in the name of the Lord. Remember Jesus loves you. Hope you had a wonderful day. 💪🏽🔥

Happy weekend, everyone. What would you be doing today? Well, I'll be studying and working. I'm a Web Designer, and I help businesses to get found on Google, grow, and funnel in their leads with a conversion-focused website. Need a website for your business? Send a DM. 💪🏽

For this Regal Threads project, I used competitor + UI research to shape the site around its audience I positioned the customer benefit in the hero: “Built to Lead, Designed to Last.” I also made the site fully responsive, giving users a consistent experience across screens.

Footer designs from the websites I've worked on.

Sometimes, your website might be failing at conversions because it lacks trust indicators Depending on your business, some key indicators you could add to your website are: - business stats/achievements - testimonials - partners/clients worked with - no. of customers.

As a Web Designer, I've realized that images bring websites to life and reinforce the message of each section. That's why I added AI Image Gen. and Copywriting to my workflow: to create or enhance images that support the copy and deliver more value to my clients.

Good morning. Your hero section has a few seconds to make the right impression. The UI/UX helps capture attention, but your copy needs to explain what you do, who you serve, and the value you offer. Visitors will quickly understand whether your business is right for them.