Technical, not decorative
I write the markup and styles by hand, keep dependencies to a minimum and structure files so another developer can continue the work without a handover call.
About
Violet Frame is a small, independent studio brand — not an agency and not a team. It exists to build clean, responsive websites for small businesses, creators and entrepreneurs, and to hand the finished code over properly.
Approach
Most small websites do not need a complex platform. They need a clear structure, readable typography, a layout that works on a phone and an honest description of what the business does. That is the kind of work Violet Frame is built around.
Projects are sold and managed through Fiverr, which keeps briefing, revisions and payment in one predictable place. The result is delivered as source code, so you are never tied to a hosting arrangement or a maintenance contract you did not ask for.
The portfolio currently shows demo and concept builds. They are labelled honestly rather than dressed up as client work, and they are there to demonstrate craft, structure and responsiveness.
Violet Frame
Freelance Web Design & Development
Principles
I write the markup and styles by hand, keep dependencies to a minimum and structure files so another developer can continue the work without a handover call.
Scope, deliverables and limits are agreed before the build starts. If something is out of scope, I say so instead of quietly adding it or dropping it.
Every layout is built mobile-first and checked from small phones up to wide desktop screens, including keyboard use and visible focus states.
The project ends with organised source code and a README, so the site is yours to deploy, edit and maintain wherever you want.
Creative projects
Personal design and print work under the LostSignalTV name. These are not client web development projects and are not part of the website service.
Two ways to work together: send a custom inquiry by email for tailored projects, or order a defined package on Fiverr. Either way, I confirm the scope before the build starts.