I’m launching a small online platform that shares real-life mental health stories and testimonials. The site’s single purpose is to provide information in a calm, distraction-free space, so I need a design philosophy that keeps everything minimalist and clean while still feeling human and reassuring. Here’s what I’d like from you: • A concise design-philosophy note explaining colour choices, typography, spacing and the overall user-experience approach. • Low-fidelity wireframes followed by high-fidelity mock-ups (Figma, Sketch or Adobe XD—pick the tool you prefer). • Responsive page layouts for Home, Story Index, Single Story, About and Contact/Submit Story. • A lightweight style guide (colour palette, fonts, button states) so future updates stay consistent. • Optional: if you’re comfortable, turn the approved mock-ups into a simple, standards-compliant HTML/CSS build; otherwise hand-off assets ready for a front-end developer. Acceptance criteria: – Pages render cleanly on desktop, tablet and mobile. – Load time under three seconds on 4G for the visual prototype or coded build. – WCAG 2.1 AA contrast and readability met. If you have recent examples of similarly pared-back sites—especially in the wellness or non-profit space—please share them so I can gauge fit. I’ll be available for quick feedback loops and can supply copy and images of the personal stories once the framework is in place.