Web developer × UI/UX designer

I design and build websites that make the next step obvious.

I help growing businesses turn ideas and outdated websites into visually strong, responsive, and functional experiences—designed to earn trust and convert visits into inquiries, bookings, or sales.

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John Mark Bataller Rizal, Philippines
Focus
Clear conversion paths
Practice
Design through deployment
Working mode
Remote collaboration

Concepts explored as complete digital systems—not surface styling.

These self-initiated studies demonstrate strategy, interface design, responsive frontend development, and business-focused storytelling. They are clearly labeled conceptual and do not claim real client outcomes.

01 Fitness & coaching

Concept project

FitForge

A focused landing-page concept that moves a visitor from skepticism toward sign-up through offer clarity, program structure, and repeated calls to action.

Brief
Clarify a 30-day coaching offer
Design
High-energy hierarchy with controlled urgency
Build
Responsive frontend

02 Food & beverage

Concept project

Brûlé

A warm café website concept that uses atmosphere, menu discovery, location details, and reservation touchpoints to encourage a real-world visit.

Brief
Make the experience tangible before arrival
Design
Editorial pacing and restrained hospitality cues
Build
Responsive frontend

03 Home services

Concept project

ArcticFix

A trust-led service website concept that makes urgent booking easier through strong hierarchy, clear services, reassurance, and mobile-first contact paths.

Brief
Reduce friction during an urgent service need
Design
Fast scanning, reassurance, clear booking
Build
Responsive frontend

Transparency note: FitForge, Brûlé, and ArcticFix are self-initiated conceptual projects. Any brands, testimonials, statistics, or results shown inside the live concepts are fictional presentation content.

A sharper website, from first decision to final deployment.

I can work from a rough idea, an existing brand, or a site that no longer represents the business clearly.

01

For a new offer or a business starting online

Website strategy & UI/UX design

Structure the message, prioritize the right content, and design a responsive interface around the action visitors should take.

  • Content hierarchy
  • Wireframes
  • Responsive UI
  • Conversion paths
02

For a polished, functional site ready to launch

Frontend & business website development

Turn approved direction into a fast, accessible build with purposeful interactions, forms, integrations, and deployment.

  • Responsive build
  • CMS or API integration
  • Accessibility
  • Deployment
03

For an existing site that feels dated or unclear

Website redesign & optimization

Identify what is holding the experience back, then improve its hierarchy, mobile behavior, visual system, performance, and calls to action.

  • UX audit
  • Visual-system refresh
  • Mobile fixes
  • Performance review

Design decisions carried all the way into code.

My range lets me consider the interface, business message, responsive behavior, technical constraints, and launch—not just one isolated part of the website.

  1. 01 / Design

    Find the clearest path

    Research · Content hierarchy · Wireframing · UI systems · Responsive design

  2. 02 / Build

    Make the system real

    HTML · CSS · JavaScript · Laravel · WordPress · MySQL · API integration

  3. 03 / Launch

    Test the details

    Accessibility · Performance · SEO foundations · GitHub · Vercel · Supabase

A visible process. Fewer surprises.

Every stage has a purpose, an input, and a concrete output so the project stays understandable as it moves.

  1. 01

    Align

    We clarify: audience, offer, goals, scope, references, timeline, and what success should mean for the website.

    Output / Project direction

  2. 02

    Structure

    You provide: business context, current content, brand assets, and the questions customers ask most often.

    Output / Sitemap & hierarchy

  3. 03

    Design

    I shape: the responsive visual system, content rhythm, interaction states, and primary conversion path.

    Output / Responsive UI direction

  4. 04

    Build

    I develop: semantic pages, reusable styles, interactions, forms, and the agreed technical integrations.

    Output / Working website

  5. 05

    Test & launch

    We review: content, keyboard use, mobile layouts, links, performance, forms, and deployment settings.

    Output / Production release

Technical enough to build it. Strategic enough to question what it should do.

I’m John Mark Bataller, a BS Information Systems graduate and web developer with experience across frontend development, WordPress, Laravel, technical support, and digital production.

I approach UI/UX as part of the build—not decoration added after it. The goal is a website that communicates clearly, responds well across devices, and gives people a confident next step.

2025 — Present JCO Marketing Inc.

IT Staff — Web & Technical Support

Office network troubleshooting, hardware maintenance, technical documentation, digital graphics, and production-system support.

2025 MISOut

Web Developer Intern — Full Stack

Built and integrated Laravel and JavaScript features, resolved 20+ production issues, and improved responsive UI components.

2022 — 2025 NoypiGuru

Web Developer — WordPress & Landing Pages

Developed and maintained a WordPress website, implemented on-page SEO and AdSense, and improved speed and cross-device compatibility.

Graduated 2025 University of Rizal System

BS Information Systems

Additional training includes TESDA NC II, software testing, ICT conference participation, and leadership development.

Useful details before we begin.

Landing pages, service-business websites, portfolio websites, WordPress sites, campaign pages, and frontend interfaces. For larger systems, I can define the scope and recommend an appropriate architecture before development begins.

Tell me what you’re building, what isn’t working, and what people should do next.

If the form is not your thing, reach me directly. I typically respond within 24 hours.

Email jmarkbataller.work@gmail.com WhatsApp +63 976 065 9288
Based in Rizal, Philippines · Remote-ready
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