Dror RotmanWEB · SYSTEMSWork
Selected website and system work, focused on clarity, trust, and business use.
The work below is not presented as decoration. Each project has a job: make an offer easier to understand, make booking or contact feel safer, organize content, or reduce manual work behind the business.
Some client systems are private, so they are described by outcome rather than exposed with screenshots. Public websites are shown with live-site screenshots where possible.
drormagic.com
Goal: separate website and systems work from the performance brand, while keeping Dror’s personal identity visible.
Result: a clearer business message, dedicated service pages, contact flow, articles, accessibility, privacy policy, and a separate magic page.
maktoob.lt
Goal: support a public content experience with a structure that visitors can scan and understand.
Result: a site that gives content a clearer home instead of hiding important material inside a messy layout.
bbmagic.co.il
Goal: explain a mobile escape-room experience quickly to people planning an event.
Result: a public site built around fast understanding, trust, event context, and a cleaner path toward booking.
Business management software
Goal: replace manual tracking with internal tools that match the client’s workflow.
Result: clearer daily management, fewer repeated actions, and a system designed around the real process instead of another spreadsheet.
Outlaw Magic
Work included copy, WordPress sections, product descriptions, dark-luxury design direction, site support, and technical recovery. The public homepage was unstable during screenshot review, so it is listed as support work rather than shown as a visual case study.
Visit outlawmagic.comFrequently asked questions
Are all of your past projects shown here, or only a sample?
This page shows a representative sample. Some client systems are private and are described by outcome rather than shown directly, out of respect for client confidentiality.
Why are some projects described without screenshots?
Internal business systems often involve private data or login-only interfaces that cannot be shown publicly. Those projects are described by what they replaced and what changed instead.
What kinds of businesses does this portfolio represent?
A mix of personal brands, content-driven sites, experience and event businesses, and internal tools for service businesses that needed less manual tracking. The common thread is clarity and a working contact or booking path.