UI/UX Designer & Conversion Strategist

UI/UX Web Designer in the Philippines

I’m Rommel Castillo, a UI/UX Designer & Conversion Strategist with 20+ years of experience creating clear, usable websites designed to turn visitors into customers.

BEYOND VISUAL DESIGN

Web Design Built Around Users, Business Goals and Conversion

A website should do more than look polished. It should help people understand what you offer, build trust and make the next step clear.

My approach combines UI/UX design, conversion strategy and front-end experience to create websites that support both the people using them and the business behind them.

SELECTED PROJECTS

Web Design Work Across Real Businesses

From law firms and healthcare organizations to small and large businesses, I’ve worked on websites where clarity, usability and conversion matter. Here are a few selected projects.

WHAT I BRING TO THE WORK

Web Design That Connects Strategy, UX and Conversion

My work sits at the intersection of design, user experience, conversion strategy and front-end implementation. That means I’m not only thinking about how a website looks, but how it works, how people move through it and what business goal it needs to support.

How I Work

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Questions About Working With a Web Designer in the Philippines

I combine user experience, interface design and business goals to create websites that are clear, usable and built to support meaningful action.

Yes. I’m based in the Philippines and have experience working with businesses and organizations serving international markets.

Yes. I can take a project from strategy and UI/UX design through front-end implementation, depending on the project scope.

Yes. I review what is already working, identify usability, conversion and structural issues and improve the website without changing things unnecessarily.

I don’t focus only on appearance. My process also considers user journeys, conversion strategy, content flow, usability and how the website supports business goals.

I look at clarity, hierarchy, trust, calls to action, user friction and the path visitors take toward the next step, then shape the design around those decisions.

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