London-based Framer designer blending 20+ years in marketing and brand strategy with storytelling to build distinctive, purposeful websites.
New Framer site for Off Screen Studios, an independent film studio in Boston. A dark, cinematic site built to showcase its short films, with a CMS archive giving every film its own page and an events section for upcoming screenings. → offscreenstudios.com
Just launched: a new Framer website for Frog & Wolf PR, a London and Italian luxury travel PR agency. It’s built to attract senior decision-makers at luxury travel, hospitality and wellness brands, with a clear path to enquiry on every page, a free press release review as an easy first step, a CMS newsroom and an FAQ section for AI search. → frogandwolfpr.com 🐸🐺
New on my profile: The Living Room, a website for a new yoga, Pilates and barre studio in Brighton. Most fitness sites look the same, so this one leads with the brand: warm, editorial and unmistakably theirs. Built on a CMS, with an events section the team runs themselves and Mindbody booking for classes and memberships. → livingroombrighton.com
In a few years of using Framer, I've never needed urgent help. I do right now and it is impossible to get hold of a human at Framer (tried live chat, email and x.com). After transferring the project to my clients workspace, he's paid for an annual Basic Plan + Locale Add on. He needs me to get the Locale version finished and the site live TONIGHT but is only able to add me as an Editor on an annual basis. I only need one month access. If anyone at Framer is seeing this and can help now, I would be hugely grateful. 24 hours is too late as there will be email downtime and this can't happen into Monday. So frustrating that Framer does not offer urgent help in these rare occasions. Also not a great first impression for my (and your) new Framer client. If anyone can help, please let me know, Charlotte
London-based Framer designer blending 20+ years in marketing and brand strategy with storytelling to build distinctive, purposeful websites.
New Framer site for Off Screen Studios, an independent film studio in Boston. A dark, cinematic site built to showcase its short films, with a CMS archive giving every film its own page and an events section for upcoming screenings. → offscreenstudios.com
Just launched: a new Framer website for Frog & Wolf PR, a London and Italian luxury travel PR agency. It’s built to attract senior decision-makers at luxury travel, hospitality and wellness brands, with a clear path to enquiry on every page, a free press release review as an easy first step, a CMS newsroom and an FAQ section for AI search. → frogandwolfpr.com 🐸🐺
New on my profile: The Living Room, a website for a new yoga, Pilates and barre studio in Brighton. Most fitness sites look the same, so this one leads with the brand: warm, editorial and unmistakably theirs. Built on a CMS, with an events section the team runs themselves and Mindbody booking for classes and memberships. → livingroombrighton.com
In a few years of using Framer, I've never needed urgent help. I do right now and it is impossible to get hold of a human at Framer (tried live chat, email and x.com). After transferring the project to my clients workspace, he's paid for an annual Basic Plan + Locale Add on. He needs me to get the Locale version finished and the site live TONIGHT but is only able to add me as an Editor on an annual basis. I only need one month access. If anyone at Framer is seeing this and can help now, I would be hugely grateful. 24 hours is too late as there will be email downtime and this can't happen into Monday. So frustrating that Framer does not offer urgent help in these rare occasions. Also not a great first impression for my (and your) new Framer client. If anyone can help, please let me know, Charlotte
New Framer site for Off Screen Studios, an independent film studio in Boston. A dark, cinematic site built to showcase its short films, with a CMS archive giving every film its own page and an events section for upcoming screenings. → offscreenstudios.com
Just launched: a new Framer website for Frog & Wolf PR, a London and Italian luxury travel PR agency. It’s built to attract senior decision-makers at luxury travel, hospitality and wellness brands, with a clear path to enquiry on every page, a free press release review as an easy first step, a CMS newsroom and an FAQ section for AI search. → frogandwolfpr.com 🐸🐺
New on my profile: The Living Room, a website for a new yoga, Pilates and barre studio in Brighton. Most fitness sites look the same, so this one leads with the brand: warm, editorial and unmistakably theirs. Built on a CMS, with an events section the team runs themselves and Mindbody booking for classes and memberships. → livingroombrighton.com
In a few years of using Framer, I've never needed urgent help. I do right now and it is impossible to get hold of a human at Framer (tried live chat, email and x.com). After transferring the project to my clients workspace, he's paid for an annual Basic Plan + Locale Add on. He needs me to get the Locale version finished and the site live TONIGHT but is only able to add me as an Editor on an annual basis. I only need one month access. If anyone at Framer is seeing this and can help now, I would be hugely grateful. 24 hours is too late as there will be email downtime and this can't happen into Monday. So frustrating that Framer does not offer urgent help in these rare occasions. Also not a great first impression for my (and your) new Framer client. If anyone can help, please let me know, Charlotte
