A simple website for a non-commercial project, preferably on a partnership basis.

Project description We are looking for an experienced UI/UX designer to redesign the website of De Civitate, a legal and migration services company. The website already has a defined section-based structure and prepared content. The task is to create a new professional visual system for the existing sections rather than redesigning the website architecture from scratch. The new design should be: Modern, premium and trustworthy Appropriate for the legal and immigration sector Clear for users without legal experience Optimized for lead generation and consultation requests Suitable for content-heavy service and SEO pages Fully responsive and scalable across the website The designer should use the existing sections as the foundation but may professionally improve their composition, hierarchy, spacing, CTA placement, imagery and responsive behavior. ⁠IN IURE is one of the main competitor references. ⁠Immigrant Invest may also be used as a reference for structured service information, trust elements, program comparisons and conversion flows. These websites are directional references only and should not be copied. We also expect the designer to research additional best-practice examples from reputable legal, immigration and professional-services websites and recommend an original visual direction for De Civitate. The required scope includes: Visual direction and concise UX/UI audit Design tokens and reusable Figma design system Header, navigation, footer and callback popup Hero sections Benefits and trust sections Lead and eligibility forms Service and program sections Process steps and comparison tables Pricing and investment options Reviews and case studies Team and expert sections Office and contact sections FAQ components Blog and editorial components CTA sections Desktop and mobile page templates Interaction states and developer-ready handoff The existing section and content architecture should remain largely unchanged. The result must be a reusable component system, not a collection of disconnected page mockups. Please review the full project brief before submitting your proposal: Full brief: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Mt0-t2kGKzn2MlvB9IRkiXJIW3zKe7ZUB9atVPWoBJ4/edit?tab=t.0 In your proposal, please include: Two or three relevant portfolio examples Your role in each project Proposed workflow and milestones Estimated timeline Project price, preferably split into design direction/audit, design system and priority templates, and remaining secondary templates Confirmation that responsive mobile design, reusable Figma components and developer handoff are included

Looking for a designer to refine the icons and buttons of the MailPress Chrome/Firefox extension (saving Gmail emails as PDF). The visual theme is already set — "Airmail": postage stamp, red-blue diagonal border (like on air mail envelopes), flat style without shadows and gradients. What exists now: A set of ~10 icons (login, warning, bolt, close, refresh, check, hourglass, gear, person + branded "postmark" icon — stamp) — currently these are rough generic stroke icons in the style of Feather/Material, a custom redesign is needed to fit the theme. The "Save as PDF" / "Save thread as PDF" button, which integrates directly into the Gmail interface (toolbar/thread bar), with 4 states: idle, busy (loading), success, error. What needs to be done: A set of ~10 icons (login, warning, bolt, close, refresh, check, hourglass, gear, person + branded "postmark" icon — stamp) — currently these are rough generic stroke icons in the style of Feather/Material, a custom redesign is needed to fit the theme. The "Save as PDF" / "Save thread as PDF" button, which integrates directly into the Gmail interface (toolbar/thread bar), with 4 states: idle, busy (loading), success, error. Develop the final visual design of the button for all 4 states (idle/busy/success/error) + hover/active/focus. Style/references: Colors: blue #003eaa, red #b4271e, green (success) #1E7F4F, background white/light gray. Format: SVG, viewBox 24×24, stroke-based (like the current set) — I will attach a reference file icons.ts with the current path data. Deliverables: SVG files of all icons (light + dark variant if necessary) Source file in Figma Mockup of the button in all 4 states Sizes: -UI icons: SVG viewBox 24×24, stroke-width 2px, actual usage sizes — 14/16/18/22px "Save as PDF" button: height 28px Extension icon (favicon): 16/32/48/96/128px png

We are looking for a designer to update the design of our CRM system. With experience and an understanding of design trends for 2026. If possible, please send examples of similar work. We will send details and a design example in a private message. We look forward to collaborating!

I am a professional 3D designer, creating highly detailed renders of monuments and memorial complexes (vertical format 9:16). My clients are workshop and studio owners who need a convenient digital catalog of my models to show to their retail customers. What I need: To select the optimal platform and create a lightweight, fast web app (catalog) that will look perfect on smartphones and open correctly on computers. Key requirements for the catalog: Design: Maximum minimalism. Dark theme (black background), large vertical image (proportions 9:16), with only the name/article of the model below it. No long descriptions. Database management: I need a very simple system for adding new models (ideally through familiar Google Sheets or a very user-friendly internal database). I should just be able to upload an image and enter the article number without breaking the layout. Client integration (Most important): The catalog should be easily integrated into the websites of my workshop clients (some use WordPress, others have custom-built sites). An elegant embedding method needs to be thought out: via Iframe (so the catalog works directly within their page) or through proper button-link setup. What I have already tried: I tested Glide and Adalo. In Adalo, I achieved the desired visual (9:16 on a black background), but managing the internal database and dealing with Google Drive links turned out to be too inconvenient for regular use. Plus, I have doubts about correctly embedding Iframe into other websites so that it doesn't misalign on wide monitors. What I expect from you in the response: On which platform (Adalo, Glide, Bubble, Webflow, Glide + Airtable, or something else) do you propose to implement this and why? How will the issue of storing heavy images (renders) be resolved? How do you propose to technically embed this catalog on the external websites of my clients? I am looking for a specialist who can handle this technical pain point turnkey, so I can focus on 3D modeling.

Good day, colleagues. Due to issues with the designer, we needed to start the redesign of the pages yesterday. I am attaching the layout in Figma of the pages that are ready - Figma Ready now: Main, Catalog, Product Card. What needs to be drawn: Personal Account, Cart, Order Placement, Quality and Control, Certificates, Blog, and internal blog page. I ask those who have really studied: the layouts that are already ready, the technical specifications, and prototypes — to write a control response with the technical specifications. Technical specifications - Click Prototypes - Click