I design websites that make businesses clear.
I'm Eric Agulto, an independent web designer in Quezon City. I take a site from the first conversation to the live URL: the structure, the words, the design and the code, with no hand-off in between.
Five businesses, each with a reason behind every section.
Client websites I designed and built end to end. Every one is live, so open them and look at the work itself.
Demo builds, made without a brief to answer to.
Nineteen of them, all self-initiated and none of them a client commission. Three here, six on the work page, the rest on the practice site.
- Based
- Quezon City, PH
- Works
- Worldwide, remote
- Practice
- Orivian Studio
- Since
- 2023
One designer. One conversation. One website at a time.
I work directly with the people I build for — no account manager, no hand-off between a designer's idea and a developer's interpretation. I stay with the details from the first rough sketch to launch day.
My client work runs under Orivian Studio, my independent practice. This site is the personal side: how I think, what I care about, and the work I'm proudest of.
The parts of a website that matter.
Planning and structure
Deciding what the site has to accomplish before anything gets built — the pages, the order, and the one thing a visitor should do next.
Content and messaging
Headlines, service copy and calls to action that explain the offer plainly.
Lightweight builds
Fast, focused sites for stable content. No framework shipped just to render a page of text.
WordPress and Elementor
Flexible, responsive sites you can update yourself afterwards, plus refreshes and support when an existing site needs new life without a full rebuild.
Understand, shape, build, launch.
Understand
Clarify the audience, the offer and the problem the site has to solve.
Shape
Agree the structure, the scope and what the copy has to do.
Build
Design and develop together, with checkpoint reviews along the way.
Launch
Test forms, speed and devices, then hand it over cleanly.
Tell me what your website needs to do.
Send a short note about your business and who you serve. I'll come back with questions and a recommended starting point.