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Discovery & Planning
We start by agreeing what the site has to do. Audience, the one action that matters, the content that already exists and the content that has to be written. The output is a sitemap and a schedule, not a mood board.
Hi, it’s me
Dvelyn
Dossier
Expert Webflow Developer
Based in Paris, France
About Dossier
A full-stack developer with a passion for creating meaningful, human-centered experiences. Over the past decade I have helped brands and products stand out by blending visual storytelling with intuitive functionality and thoughtful design systems.
+40+
Satisfied Clients
+85+
Projects Completed
+10+
Years Of Experience
What I Can Do for You
Brand identity design is the work of settling how a company looks and sounds before anyone has to decide it twice: a mark, a type system, a palette and the rules that keep them consistent from a business card to a billboard.
Brand Identity
Visual Branding
Logo Design
Interface work that starts from what someone is trying to get done. Wireframes, flows and a component library, so the site behaves the same way on the tenth page as it did on the first.
Interface
Interaction
UX Strategy
Responsive Webflow builds with a CMS your team can actually edit — clean class names, real breakpoints, and interactions that degrade gracefully rather than breaking.
Webflow
Web Design
No-Code
My Selected Works
Your Dream Website in Just a Few Steps
From consultation to launch, a streamlined process ensures timely delivery and work that holds up.
02
Development & Optimization
Design and build run together rather than in sequence, so what you review is the real thing at the real widths. Images, fonts and scripts are budgeted as we go instead of trimmed at the end.
03
Testing, Launch & Support
Before launch the project goes through testing for performance, accessibility and the awkward cases — slow connections, keyboard-only use, a stale cache. Once it clears, the site ships and stays supported.
Testimonial
Testimonial
Testimonial
After launching my site with this template, my profile views and inbound messages increased almost instantly. Within weeks I started receiving more relevant inquiries and better-fitting opportunities.
Alex Morgan
Product Designer
Since adopting this template for my launch I have seen a noticeable increase in traffic, engagement and growth — more than I expected, and steadier than the spike I was braced for.
Daniel Rahman
Web Developer
Launching with this template raised my profile views sharply, brought in more visitors, and helped me reach an audience I had not managed to reach on my own.
Eva Mitchell
Creative Director
This template let me fold my resume and my portfolio into one place that reads as a single professional story rather than two documents stapled together.
Ryan Cooper
UX Strategist
CSS Design Awards
Website of the Day
June 2026
A’ Design Award & Competition
Silver Medal
Aug 2022
Webby Awards
Honoree (Web Development)
Sep 2022
Web Excellence Awards
Silver Winner (Development)
Sep 2022
FWA (Favourite Website Awards)
Site of the Day
Sep 2022
Frequently Asked Question's
Explore a curated collection of my most impactful projects, showing creativity, strategy and attention to detail.
Designers, developers, consultants and creatives who need one place that shows skills, projects and services without three separate profiles saying different things.
No. Content lives in plain Markdown and JSON files, and every page reads from them, so adding a project or a post means editing one file.
Yes. The About and Works pages together carry experience, skills, projects and services, which is everything a resume holds and rather more context than one fits.
Yes. Every page is built against the same four breakpoints the design uses, and the layouts that change shape below 992px are laid out for that width rather than squeezed into it.
Colors, type, spacing and radius are all design tokens in one stylesheet. Change them there and the whole site follows.
By scope, duration and how involved the engagement is. The pricing page carries three starting points; anything larger is quoted after a conversation.
Blog & Articles
Notes on the work: what I use, what I have stopped using, and what changed when I did.
