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Seven layers of maple, one loud storefront.
Storefront for a fictional Tokyo skate brand. An editorial, high-contrast layout built around motion: the page moves the way the boards do.
I'm Laia, a designer who loves turning ideas into real, working websites. I build websites that look the way they were designed and feel good to use, and I'm still learning something new with every project.
View projects →Seven layers of maple, one loud storefront.
Storefront for a fictional Tokyo skate brand. An editorial, high-contrast layout built around motion: the page moves the way the boards do.
Two hundred watches a year, one page to tell their story.
Website for a fictional Geneva watch house. Quiet typography and slow transitions that let the craft lead, from the brand's history down to every part of the movement.
I came to code through design. Building the front end myself means the interaction I design is the one that ships: the timing, the states and the small details that usually get lost in handoff.
Based in Barcelona, open to projects anywhere.
I learn quickly and thoroughly, and I'm always looking for the next thing to learn.
Map the pages, user flows and content before writing any code.
Design the interface in Figma and test it as a clickable prototype.
Turn the design into clean, responsive code, one component at a time.
Publish, check it on real devices and keep improving after release.