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Web Designer

I strategically Design and Develop landing pages & websites that bring conversions | Webflow Developer

You provide quality services/products. that’s why you need to Effectively showcase them. and this is my sole focus when working on any websites.

My goal is not only to be a business partner who helps you grow your business but more importantly also one who understand your business.

I can help you to create websites that stands out from your competitors and more importantly, converts. that includes

- Website design
- Landing Pages
- Webflow development (I choose Webflow because it’s becoming the leading no-code standard for website development with has insane design customization features)
- Wix (if you prefer Wix, then I can help you with that as well)
- Shopify ( Primarily for e-commerce stores)

Feel free to send a connection request, and let's discuss how we can make a website that is impactful to your business.

Mrinmay Biswas

Over the past 3 years, I’ve designed for both B2B and B2C products, simplifying messy workflows, fixing broken journeys, and helping teams build with more clarity. I care about how users think, how businesses grow, and how design connects the two.

I didn’t get into design to just make things look good — I got into it to make things work better.

Along the way, I’ve picked up tools like Figma, Webflow, Framer, and even some HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — not to code full apps, but to speak the language and move faster with teams.

I see design as ownership, not decoration

Prateek Daswani

Something slightly crazy happened.

In 1 hour, I:

• Connected Claude Code to Figma
• Learned the basics of getting a product live
• Set up GitHub
• Deployed a repository
• Built and shipped a calorie tracker app

All through prompting.

What surprised me wasn’t the speed. It was how my role shifted while building it.

Instead of spending most of the time drawing screens and defining edge cases in Figma, I was:

• framing the problem
• structuring prompts
• thinking through flows
• validating what the AI generated

It felt less like “designing pixels” and more like directing a system.

This made one thing clear to me:

The tools and handoff process are changing fast.

But the core of product design is still the same.

Good designers will still win because of:

• problem breakdown
• product thinking
• user understanding
• strategic decisions

The interface we use to build products might change.

But the thinking behind great products hasn’t.

Curious to see how other designers are experiencing this shift.

Let me know if you want the live link.

Product Designer | Designing with AI | Web & Mobile UX | B2B Workflows | Shipping Impact

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