Alo! I want to share with you my latest website made with Sitely 
I’m still using Version 5, but ASAP I’ll get the newest version.
This was a complete rethink for this client. I had made her previous website back in 2021 (also with Sparkle, back in the day). This time I tried to focus on presenting her as a woman who brings solutions in a professional but welcoming way for people in Guadalajara.
As always, your comments and feedback are really appreciated.
Hello @soygrafico what a lovely site, I particularly like the contact bar that stays visible with nice icons, however, if you don’t mind me saying, I do think there are too many animations, I have only viewed it on mobile, and found that the animations come in too late, this leaves a lot of white space with nothing in it, but when I scrolled back up the text or icons had now appeared. I would, in my personal opinion, reduce the amount of animations (less is more) and the ones that are left, have them coming in sooner. But like I said a beautiful site. Well done 
Simon.
I generally like the style of the site, but I’m with @Sicherry when it comes to the animations. I’m a great believer in only using animations if they serve a purpose - such as drawing attention to specific things on the page, such as calls to action. Of course, I appreciate that some people love animations, but from a user perspective they can become a distraction - they tend to be less common in modern websites - with people preferring sites to look and act more like native apps on smartphones. This is just my personal take, but apart from that observation, I like the colour choices and the clean layout - and the site translates well and quickly with built-in browser translation options. Nice job!
Nice and clean. The zooming interior/reverse plus the animated box above do seem bit busy.
What I wanted to add (for her) is to maybe invest in more professional portraits. I’m a professional photographer so have a good sense for these things. 1st image - upward angle isn’t flattering - but her hand looks huge due to the perspective. Being on the glass table “floating” looks odd too, as well as the bend elbow. A pro could help her with poses, angles and background.
The 2nd photo is just really poor quality, low contrast, low resolution, and being cut out (masking) doesn’t work very well. Please take these notes as opinions only, just trying to help her shine a bit more! 