Projects

Nusiveta

Project type
Web design and development
Services
  • Web design
  • Development
Website
nusiveta.com
Nusiveta home page with the headline “Your neighbourhood carpentry workshop in Barcelona” and an arched wood and glass partition.

Introduction

Nusiveta is a neighbourhood carpentry workshop in Barcelona that makes custom furniture and spaces, with a reputation built one recommendation at a time. I designed and built its website to give that work the shop window it deserved.

Nusiveta services: custom furniture, interior spaces and shopfronts, each with a photo.
Nusiveta projects section with a mosaic of photos of furniture, the workshop and the team.

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Tell me what you have in mind and let's get started. Design, development or both.

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Contact

The best websites start with a hello

Can't wait to hear from you!

hola@annaguix.es

Anna Guix

Design Engineer

I'm an AI Specialist at Hooba, where I lead the team's AI projects and look for ways to apply it to everyday work. With one clear idea: AI speeds things up, but people make the decisions.

I also run Atiza, my design studio, where I design and build websites and brands for businesses that want to grow. Each one built for a clear goal: that people write to you, buy from you, trust you. Taking care of the details you don't see: the rhythm of the spacing, a well-timed transition, copy that sounds like a person. I've published more than 150 projects over my career, and each one has taught me something I bring to the next.

I'm a Framer Expert and I work with design agencies and other companies. You can reach me on LinkedIn or send me an .

What I do

From design to a live website

I take on the project from start to finish or join your team at whatever stage you need, from strategy to launch.

  • [01]

    Web design

    Custom websites, from the structure to the last visual detail, designed so people find what they're looking for and do what your business needs.

  • [02]

    Framer development

    I build your design with CMS, components and interactions, ready for your team to edit without touching code.

  • [03]

    AI development

    Coded websites built with AI and reviewed screen by screen, for projects that need to go beyond a visual editor.

  • [04]

    Branding

    Visual identities from scratch that work as well on screen as on paper.

AI builds. The judgement is mine.

Technology changes. The way to care for a website doesn't.

AI is now the foundation of how I build, but not of what I decide. I design every website to measure, alongside you. I move fast where I can and slow down where it matters. At the end I hand you the website with the keys, ready for your clients to enjoy and for your team to edit without fear and without depending on me. AI brings the speed, and the time it saves me I spend listening: my attention is always on whoever is going to use the website.

This website is the proof: I designed it in Figma and built it with Claude Code on Astro, with rules from the first commit and screen-by-screen review. The code lives on GitHub and every change is published automatically on Vercel.

Shall we talk?

hola@annaguix.es

Case study

Nusiveta

Context

From word of mouth to shop window

Nusiveta had the hardest thing to get: clients who recommend it. It also had a brand with character, with its logo and a deep red all its own, and many custom furniture and interior projects that until then only the people living with them knew about. The challenge was to take all of that online without losing the warmth of a neighbourhood workshop, and in three languages: Catalan, Spanish and English.

What I did

Three languages and a living gallery

I designed and built the website in Hooba, and relied on AI to shape the structure and the content. The centrepiece is a project gallery that the team itself keeps growing with every new job. That way, every piece of furniture that leaves the workshop also becomes a showcase of what they can do.

Approach

The wood leads

I respected what already worked: the deep red and the wood carry the weight, and the design steps back to let them shine. The projects are the stars, and the website simply frames them. Today Nusiveta has a shop window open in three languages that it manages on its own. Recommendations still work as they always have; now they also have something to lean on.

Got a similar project?

Tell me your idea and we'll look at it together.