Visa
Rikala.

I'm Visa, a new-era web designer. My days go by vibe coding at my home office, at the gym, on the running trail, at the boxing gym or on the road.

I closed my first website deals at Fonecta in 2012. So I started out in web sales, and later, a bit older, I learned to design and build them myself too.

I got into making websites through music. I designed album covers and practiced making websites for my own band. When they started turning out good, I had the courage to offer them to others when a maker was needed.

When I started making websites, AI was only in its infancy. You couldn't rely on it, and at most it could help a little with producing text. I had to learn everything from scratch myself, and I always want to know every single thing. That's how I learned Webflow and Framer inside out, and everything related to design along the way.

While learning to make websites, I also learned the basics of Swift. Then I noticed that you don't actually need coding skills to make these. Time went into learning animations and effects.

I made my first client sites in 2023, and in 2025 I became a Framer Pro Expert. Behind me are thousands of hours in Framer, Webflow and Figma.

Now I can put these skills to use with AI: I speak the industry's vocabulary to it and know exactly what I want.

Designing on a free canvas is the most natural for me, and now I do the same in Claude Design: I design, fine-tune it myself and move the finished design straight to the chosen platform. I've taught the AI my own style as skills, so the pages come out looking like me, and fast. In Figma I make ad materials when needed, and in Affinity the more demanding image work, such as mockup and presentation images.