ReadyMag Designer Needed to Help Finish Creative Portfolio Website

I’m looking for a creative web designer with ReadyMag experience to help me finish and polish my portfolio website. I already have a strong start on the site and an established visual direction. I have most of the content, photography, illustrations, graphics, and portfolio projects ready to go, but I need help figuring out the best way to design and arrange everything throughout the rest of the site. I’m mainly looking for someone who can take the materials I provide and help decide where and how they should be incorporated so each page feels visually interesting, intentional, and cohesive. I don’t need a complete redesign or new branding. I want someone who can build on what I’ve already created and help bring the full website together. My portfolio is focused on fashion, editorial work, creative direction, photography, design, and branding, so I’d love someone with a strong editorial/creative design eye rather than a very traditional corporate web-design style. What I need help with: -Designing and completing the remaining portfolio pages -Arranging my existing images, graphics, illustrations, and text -Creating visually interesting layouts for individual projects -Improving spacing, hierarchy, composition, and overall flow -Making the different pages feel cohesive with the design I’ve already established -Adding thoughtful ReadyMag interactions or animations where they make sense -Making sure the finished site feels polished and professional -Helping with responsive design and final ReadyMag cleanup I can provide all of my existing assets and content, as well as examples and references for the aesthetic I’m going for. I’m also happy to communicate throughout the process and provide feedback as we work through the pages. The biggest thing I’m looking for is someone who can look at what I already have and say, “Here’s how we can make this page work visually,” and then help execute it in ReadyMag. If you’re interested, please send examples of ReadyMag sites, portfolios, editorial websites, or other creative web design work you’ve done.