Helping fashion brands and growing businesses scale and funnel down leads with a conversion-focused website and SEO integrations. Proverbs 22:29 Discover 👇🏽
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David Dotimi | Website Designer retweeted
October was a decent month. Here's to more wins in November. I look forward to what this month has in-store.
David Dotimi | Website Designer retweeted
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. 💪🏽🔥
David Dotimi | Website Designer retweeted
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. 💪🏽
David Dotimi | Website Designer retweeted
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.
David Dotimi | Website Designer retweeted
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.
David Dotimi | Website Designer retweeted
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.
David Dotimi | Website Designer retweeted
I've been looking for ways to make some bento styles responsive.
I believe the inspirations for such would mostly be gotten from apps. If you really look into it, you'd discover how well some apps structure their sections or containers in a bento-like manner.
Nice work, man. 💪🏾
David Dotimi | Website Designer retweeted
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.
David Dotimi | Website Designer retweeted
Even the little things in your designs can affect how a website is used.
While designing this wireframe, I noticed that the hero section was a bit too much. Here's what I mean. 👇🏾
David Dotimi | Website Designer retweeted
Dear client, unless you already have a large audience or an established business, that website you want to build won’t magically start making you money.
You actually have to drive traffic to it.
Invest in good SEO, market your business, talk about it consistently, and run ads if you can afford to.
Look at Alibaba, SHEIN and other successful online businesses. Do you think they became that big simply by launching a website?
A website is just the foundation. Getting people to visit it and convincing them to buy is a whole different job.
𝗦𝗼 𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲’𝘀 𝗺𝘆 𝗮𝗱𝘃𝗶𝗰𝗲 𝘁𝗼 𝗰𝗹𝗶𝗲𝗻𝘁𝘀:
Before paying a developer to build your website, figure out who your customers are, how they’ll discover your business, and what you want them to do when they visit.
Set aside a budget for marketing, not just development.
Don’t spend all your money building a website and then start wondering why nobody is visiting it.
David Dotimi | Website Designer retweeted
I know AI has opened up incredible possibilities for us to build amazing things, but let’s not lose sight of the fundamentals.
The average user spends about 43 seconds on a landing page. With all the animations, 3D elements, and visual effects you’ve added, the entry animation alone takes 15 seconds of that time.
That’s nearly 35% of the user’s attention spent waiting before they even get to experience the product.
Yes, it looks impressive. But does it work? Does it communicate value quickly? Does it serve the user, or is it just an impressive visual experience?
AI has made it easier than ever to build beautiful things. But good design has never been just about how something looks. It’s about how well it works.
Let’s not get so caught up in what we can build that we forget the basic principles of what makes a product great: usability, speed, clarity, and functionality.
David Dotimi | Website Designer retweeted
Featured sections from the websites I've made.
Good morning.
David Dotimi | Website Designer retweeted
Here's a brief walk-through of the website's structure. It's optimized for returning customers, making sure that they get what they need and purchase as soon as possible.
David Dotimi | Website Designer retweeted
Your hero section has a few seconds to make the right impression.
UI/UX helps capture attention, but your copy needs to explain what you do, who you serve, and the value you offer. Visitors should quickly understand whether your business is right for them.
David Dotimi | Website Designer retweeted
Getting enquiries doesn't automatically mean your website is converting.
A website should explain what you offer, who you serve, and the value you provide. When the right visitor understands that value and is ready to book or buy, that's when an enquiry can become a conversion.
David Dotimi | Website Designer retweeted
Morning!
When a customer already trusts your business and wants to buy again, don't make them go through the same journey. For this website, I shortened that path by linking the hero CTA directly to the store.
Design for new visitors but optimize for returning customers, too.
