I designed and built the original MVM website from scratc. From AWS hosting and file storage to layout, branding, and user flow. Over the past three years, I’ve continued refining the structure and experience based on feedback and product direction.
I’m now working on a full V2 redesign, which introduces a more modern structure, simplified pricing, and improved mobile layout.
My Role
- Designed and built the original website (V1)
- Set up AWS EC2 instance, S3 storage, and domain
- Created all layout, structure, and graphics in Elementor
- Wrote and styled every page (Licensing, About, Pricing, etc.)
- Designed wireframes and mock-ups for V2
- Planned future dashboard and download system
Tools
WordPress (Illustrator), Canva, Photoshop/Illustrator, Figma (wireframes), Google Analytics (basic checks)
What The Platform Needed
Create a clear, professional storefront for pre‑edited music videos: explain licensing, show categories, and make pricing & CTAs obvious on mobile. Infrastructure had to be reliable and scalable for large media (AWS).
My Approach
- Structure: homepage → categories → pricing/licensing → contact
- Design: clean sections, large CTAs, readable type, consistent visuals
- Content: I wrote & formatted all page copy (pricing, licensing, FAQs)
- Build: Divi components + small HTML/CSS tweaks where needed
- Infra: EC2 hosting, S3 for media, domain/DNS setup
- Iteration: ongoing updates; planning a V2 redesign based on learning
Visuals
Homepage:
Homepage- Mobile:
Visuals — V2:
V2 focuses on a more modular layout, stronger mobile flows, simplified pricing, and clearer creator messaging.
Hosting & architecture
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EC2 for hosting (scalable, controllable)
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S3 for asset/video storage
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Backups & updates managed by me
What I Delivered
- Clear, mobile‑first structure customers can navigate quickly
- Professional licensing/purchasing info presented simply
- Scalable hosting with clean media delivery
- Consistent visual identity across pages
- V2 plan underway to further improve conversion & onboarding