Case study for_https_gbdesignstudio_co_uk

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Case study: https://gbdesignstudio.co.uk/

Platform: WordPress

Builder: Elementor

Pages: 11 pages

Illustrations: Yes

Ui Design: Yes (With Figma)

Client: Texas, USA



Their major services are

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STUDIO

SERVICES

OUR WORK

OUR PRICES

HOSTING

STARTUPS

BLOG



Their major features are

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Delivering strength

Knowledge

Support through every season

Emergency Service



My client asked me to create a website for their services. The client had only copywriting, But they don't have any illustrations. So I have created all of the illustrations for them.

There are 11 pages for the websites and I was given only the logo and brand guidelines.


> I created the UI / Figma design first then I showed the work to my client and took modifications and made the revisions.

> They didn't have blogs ready. I have suggested they write a few blogs on their services.

> They didn't have any booking option, so I helped them to integrate the feature on their website.


>> Finally in 7 days I completed the whole website.


My Website: https://www.ferdos-rudro.com

Behance Portfolio: https://www.behance.net/ferdos-rudro

Hire me: https://www.fiverr.com/share/PQeg8w

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