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Andreeva
Maira
The business problem:
  1. Maira's business had reached its growth ceiling, limited by the capabilities of social media. The lack of a centralized platform led to two key challenges:
  2. Inefficient conversion: The audience attracted from social media "cooled down" as they manually researched the details of the services and searched for free time, resulting in a high churn rate.
  3. Low brand value: The fragmented presentation of information made it difficult to create a premium image and justify the cost of services.
Decision:
The project was implemented as a single-page website
on the Tilda platform using Zero Blocks.
A unique visual system was developed
with an emphasis on typography, minimalism, and a color palette that reflects the aesthetics of the beauty industry.
  • Develop a UX/UI design focused on a female audience aged 20-40
  • Emphasize the master's individual style through visual identity
  • Design the website structure and user scenario to increase conversion
  • Visualize services, portfolio, and training in the form of clear cards
  • Integrate a feedback form and CTA buttons for recording
  • Implement the layout on the Tilda platform with mobile adaptation
Project objective:
Develop a modern, visually polished, and functional one-page portfolio website for stylist-make-up artist Maira Andreeva with a focus on a product approach.
The design should not only reflect the premium and professionalism of the master, but also be based on the analytics of user scenarios: simplify the customer journey, increase trust and conversion, and systemically present services and training through a well-thought-out UX and visual hierarchy of UI.
stages of work:
the color palette:
The color palette combines delicate and contrasting shades that convey aesthetics and premiumness:
wireframe:
At this stage, the logical structure of the website was built. Each block was designed with user convenience in mind: accents on key actions, clear hierarchy of information, and a clear user path.
This helped to plan the visual rhythm in advance and avoid interface overload at the design stage.
TYPOGRAPHY:
Two typefaces were chosen for the project: the elegant and sophisticated Cormorant Garamond typeface, which emphasizes the brand's aesthetic and creates a premium feel.
The second typeface, Manrope, is used to emphasize accents.
Desktop :
A full-fledged desktop version of the site is designed
with convenient navigation, emphasis on visual content and easy perception.
The project includes several separate pages: the main page, pages with services, a gallery of works and a page
with training.
Result:
The website has a clear structure and visual logic.
User engagement has increased due to the focus on photos and user-friendly navigation. + 20% of new customers.
The user's path to booking a service or training has been simplified.
A foundation has been laid for further promotion on social media and through advertising.
What was done:
  • Created naming and logo "MAIRAS.BEAUTY" in the style of Cormorant Garamond
  • The first screen (Hero-block) forms an emotional connection. Blocks "Services" and "Portfolio" work with rational arguments and remove objections. Blocks "Reviews" and "Contacts" are the final push to the target action - recording".
  • Written unique texts for each section, reflecting the values and tone of voice of the brand
  • Collected and decorated service cards with icons and clear hierarchy
  • The "Training" block design was thought out with a detailed description of the course.
  • All blocks were adapted for mobile devices.
  • The website was created using Tilda, including microanimations, visual accents, forms, and CTAs.
  • A UX/UI audit was conducted after the launch, and final adjustments were made.