I design websites in Wix Studio because it matches the way I think and work visually. It allows me to design layouts freely and precisely, while staying in control of how things behave across different screen sizes.
 

The platform gives me the flexibility to shape a site around content, rather than forcing content into predefined templates. That’s important for projects where tone, pacing and visual detail matter, whether it’s for an artist, a cultural organisation or a small business. It lets me focus on design decisions instead of technical workarounds.
 

Wix Studio is also practical for clients. Websites are easy to manage, update and grow over time, without needing ongoing developer support. This makes it a good fit for people and organisations who want independence, but still value a professionally built foundation. From content management to multilingual setups and search engine visibility, everything is built in and easy to maintain.
 

Because Wix Studio is widely used and continuously developed, it’s a reliable long-term solution. It works well for simple projects and for more complex websites that evolve over time. For me as a designer, and for clients who need something flexible and sustainable, it strikes a good balance between creative freedom and everyday usability.
 

As a Wix Partner and certified Wix Studio designer, I work with the platform in a considered way. My focus is on using its strengths to create websites that feel clear, well thought through and easy to live with, long after they’ve gone live.