Wirux is my personal no-code agency — created to formalize and protect the freelance work I was already doing across UX, design, and development. It started as a necessity: I needed a legal and professional framework for working with clients, and a site that clearly communicates my skills, process, and offerings.

The site was designed and developed in Framer, with a strong focus on performance, clarity, and future-proofing. I led the full process — from UX wireframes and layout strategy to advanced Framer development. I built modular, responsive components to streamline future updates, and incorporated 3D visuals using Spline to give the site an interactive, modern edge.

On the backend, I set up a lightweight system using Airtable to track form submissions and manage incoming leads. The blog runs on a CMS I built within Framer, allowing for simple publishing and content updates. I also connected Google Analytics for performance tracking and implemented basic on-page SEO best practices to support discoverability.

Even the copywriting process was intentionally collaborative — I used ChatGPT as a creative partner to help workshop, edit, and refine messaging across the site.

Since launch, Wirux has served as a clean, central hub for lead generation, project intake, and portfolio visibility — helping me connect with the right clients while staying organized behind the scenes.