Melvin Pierre

We completely revamped the graphic charter and design system to improve readability, information hierarchy, and visitor experience flow.

What was done:

- creation of the design, laptop and mobile versions

- development and implementation of tracking and marketing tools

- automation of AI processes for visitor-to-customer conversion automation

Specifically, I manage multiple client sites in parallel, from design to deployment.

On the Figma side, I create mockups for landing pages, showcase websites, and service pages focused on conversion. I also redesign existing websites and touch up the design as needed.

On the Webflow side, I integrate mockups pixel-perfectly, develop custom functionalities with Finsweet Attributes (CMS filters, load more, etc.), and code in vanilla JS when no-code isn't enough: custom filters with OR logic, multi-step forms, dynamic validations, multi-select dropdowns.

A significant part of the job also involves debugging live sites (race conditions, z-index conflicts, layout bugs) and carrying out evolutionary maintenance for a portfolio of clients in various sectors: sports retail, furniture, fitness, events.

For the past few months, I've deeply integrated AI into my processes: optimized prompts on Claude to prototype pages before Figma design, Claude Code connected to my Obsidian vault for advanced debugging and technical documentation, and a visual generation stack (Freepik, Midjourney, Nano Banana, Krea) to quickly produce custom assets. The concrete result: shorter delivery cycles and enhanced execution quality in both design and development.

Stack: Figma, Webflow, Finsweet, JavaScript, HTML/CSS.

We work remotely via Slack, ClickUp, and FigJam with the agency's design and PM teams.

Ongoing mission since August 2022.

I joined NoCode Factory for my end-of-studies internship, my first real agency immersion. Six months during which I learned to master Webflow and Finsweet in real-world conditions, on various client projects.

On the design side, I created UX/UI mockups on Figma: wireframes, user journeys, interface designs for showcase sites and landing pages.

On the integration side, I was responsible for implementing the mockups in Webflow, with a focus on multi-device responsiveness and using Finsweet attributes to go beyond Webflow's native limitations (dynamic CMS, filters, custom interactions).

This experience laid the foundation for my current freelance practice: it's where I built my work method, my design eye, and my integrator reflexes. Team collaboration was done via Notion for project management and documentation.

Stack: Figma, Webflow, Finsweet, Notion.