Subash Dharel

For this job, we didn't do any wireframes as such, but the client knew what he wanted. We were able to communicate our ideas well and the site ended up looking pretty beautiful and usable. The design process client had some specific concerns about SEO, so I designed each web page thinking of things that could help with better search engine rankings. Once the designs were done, I coded the pages responsively using Bootstrap and my developer converted it clean to WordPress. The client was pretty impressed with the site and he's now one of my long-term clients.

eTherapi came to me for help with their application's UI design. After a few screens test designs, I joined the company full-time as a UI/UX guy. I designed their complete web application, their product website, and other marketing materials. The company’s front-end and development was based in Vietnam, but the the head-office team were really impressed with my work design and front-end skill, so they had me on board to open a new development branch in Kathmandu.

I worked full-time at Eco. We first began the product website through wireframing. I worked along with our CEO to produce wireframes making sure we had addressed our UX and clientele concerns. Once the wireframes were finalized, each page was designed using Photoshop and later coded responsively using Bootstrap framework.

This site was done for my regular client; we didn't have many specs from the client initially. So, I had to research competitor websites and develop an idea and design the pages. Once the normal placeholders were ready, it got easy for the client to understand how he needed his copy done for the website. Each page is bespoke and really unique, I coded them responsively and have used a lot of jQuery plugins. Later, my developer converted it to WordPress.