I'm Marta Bianchini. I design interfaces and build them in HTML, CSS and JavaScript: responsive, accessible websites made for the people who use them every day.
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Catalogue site for a robotics company: browse products, compare specifications and request a quote.
Arms, cobots and robotic cells for production lines.
View catalogue →Website for a small hotel among vineyards and olive groves in Portugal's Alentejo, built around the landscape, the infinity pool and slow days.
Booking platform for a community that takes children aged 5 to 8 skiing in small groups, even families with no mountain house, gear or company.
Website for a company that collects used cooking oil from restaurants, cafés and hotels in Lisbon, turning it into biodiesel.
Website for a listening-session service, in two proposals: a guided question path and a version with online booking.
Colour, type and layout chosen for each client’s industry, never taken from a ready-made template.
Clean, lightweight code with no needless dependencies, easy to publish and maintain.
Every page is designed for the small screen first, then scales up.
Proper contrast, keyboard navigation, alt text and reduced motion where needed.
Filters, carts, calendars, forms and guided flows that actually work.
Colours and components defined as rules, so the site grows without losing its style.
I find out who will visit the site and what they need to get done, before thinking about colours.
I propose one or two visual directions, with type and colours chosen for that industry.
I build a working site you can try straight away, on your phone too.
We polish copy, accessibility and details together, all the way to launch.
Tell me what you need. I'll reply with a first direction and a timeline.