Forms went to email
- Submissions landed in inbox
- Mixed with personal and work emails
- No single source of truth
- Leads easy to miss
UX/UI • Brand & Web Designer • Digital Marketing
I build structured digital systems with a focus on UX clarity, automation, and measurable results.
I am Iwona, a second year Digital Marketing student with AI elements and a UX UI designer. I build clean websites and brand systems that feel premium and help people take action.
My work mixes clean design with real growth thinking. From day one, I set up tracking so we can measure what works and improve fast.
Leads landed in the inbox and mixed with other emails. The team had to copy the details manually into the system.
Each form submission triggers automation. A new row is created automatically inside a structured spreadsheet.
Replies by email or WhatsApp were too slow. Diggy is a simple chat window that answers instantly in the user’s language, and hands off complex cases to a human.
Diggy answers right away in a natural way. It gives clear next steps and reduces repeated questions. If the question is more complex, a real person takes over.
We use GA4 to track conversions and user actions. We can see where users drop off in the funnel.
GTM sends data to GA4 so we can track conversions and see how users move through the website.
Users click an ad and land in WhatsApp. They receive instant replies, helpful guidance, and human support if needed.
We separate users by goal (recruitment or sales), ask a few short questions, and send the right information automatically.
The goal was simple: visitors should instantly understand what to choose, where to park, and how far the salon is. Less WhatsApp back-and-forth, more bookings.
Problem
What we did
Result
Logo animation
Perfect Line