I designed and built new pages for ExpertIEP, refreshed existing ones, and helped its colorful education website become more engaging, consistent, and easier to manage without losing its playful personality.

Through Catvas Studio, I worked on ExpertIEP's website across both design and development. I designed new pages, improved existing ones, and implemented approved Figma designs in Framer. My contributions also extended to other creative materials for the brand.
ExpertIEP is a US-based education platform helping parents and educators navigate Individualized Education Programs (IEPs). Its tools and resources help families understand their children's learning needs, review educational plans, and prepare for conversations with schools.
Client
ExpertIEP
Year
2026
Service
Tools

The Challenge
ExpertIEP already had a live website and an established identity. As its content and services expanded, new pages needed to fit naturally with the existing design, while older sections required clearer layouts and better information flow.
Its bright, playful style was different from the minimal designs I usually work on. The challenge was preserving that personality without overwhelming the content, while keeping every update consistent and responsive in Framer.

What I Did
I designed new pages and reworked existing sections in Figma, improving layouts, visual hierarchy, and content presentation. Each design went through reviews and revisions with the studio before I implemented it in Framer, ensuring a responsive experience across devices.
I also configured CMS content and resource pages, organized typography and color styles, and simplified the responsive setup from six breakpoints to three. Alongside website fixes and refinements, I created reports, posters, and presentation decks for ExpertIEP.

The Result
The updates went live with clearer page structures, more consistent visuals, and responsive layouts across devices. Simplifying breakpoints and styles also made the Framer project easier to manage as new content and pages were added.
The studio team responded positively to the work. For me, it was a chance to apply my design and development skills to a more colorful visual style while keeping the experience practical for families and educators.
