One partner for design and development, crafting premium, conversion-focused websites that grow your business.
I’m exploring opportunities with studios and agencies. If you’re looking for a designer who can also develop, feel free to reach out.
These small interactions which make the user experience far better than we think.
BTW this is a free template
Calm visuals, same intention.
From quiet spacing to mindful flows, Calm Within is designed to hold modern professionals with clarity, softness, and calm in every scroll.
Open for new projects.
Ready for your next Framer design build or client website
How do I create this smooth hover effect in Framer? Here is a short tutorial so you can use it for your next Framer project.
I love designing small interactions for UI.
Thinking of sharing a short, simple tutorial on how I made this and the easing values I used. Would you want to see that?
BTW, this is a free Framer template called “Coolest Link in Bio,” plus a full portfolio template built around the same design direction, with conditional CMS, a blog page, and clean lines that highlight the rawness
Just pushed a few updates to my Coolest Link in Bio Framer template.
The desktop and tablet versions were looking good, but the main use case for a link-in-bio page is still mobile.
So I went back and improved the mobile UX:
• Added icons to each link to make them easier to scan
• Improved spacing and layout across smaller screens
• Reworked the hero section to work better on mobile
• Locked layers that could accidentally break the template
The previous hero looked cleaner, but adding a few more elements made the mobile experience much better. I chose UX over making it look “prettier” on desktop.
I’m also regularly updating Coolest Link in Bio and MonoCraft to make both more useful, easier to use, and still visually strong.
One tip for anyone using the templates: duplicate the original before editing. That way, you always have a safe copy.
What would you add or change in these templates?
Built this one right after finishing the new version of MonoCraft. Same black and white style, but this time it's a single link-in-bio page instead of a full portfolio.
It's meant to sit alongside MonoCraft as a place for everything else. Product links, wallpapers, other templates, social accounts, all in one page instead of scattered across different tools.
Sankalp De‑Addiction Centre in Beed.
The website's goal was to help families feel safe, informed, and private when reaching out.
Designed in @figma, built in @learnframer
Clean design, Clean execution.
Built with Framer, created a custom-coded Instagram Reel embed component using Claude Code to have a unique yet personalised user experience.
Smooth transitions, subtle interactions.
Live site: https://yashogatha.in
I recently redesigned my portfolio with a new direction.
My goal with this redesign was to keep it true to my style and reflect who I am, because my previous portfolio was designed for my coaching niche and didn’t work very well for my outreach.
Now, this feels more like me, an extension of my identity as a designer and developer.
What do you think?
Shipped a fully Marathi site this week and ran into something I hadn’t had to think about before: font support.
A lot of the serif fonts I’d normally reach for have no Devanagari glyphs. They don’t error out, they just quietly fall back to a system font, and the whole page starts to feel broken.
I ended up using Arya and Poppins. Both support Marathi properly, and both are available straight from Framer’s built-in Google Fonts picker.
One other build note: the audience is mostly mid-range Android on patchy 4G, so every video is thumbnail-first and only loads the embed on tap. That made a real difference to page weight.
dhirajingle.com/work/yashogatha
Open for new work if you need a project taken from start to finish, or just a Framer build.
I just updated the case study CMS page on MonoCraft.
Earlier, it was only a series of screenshots. Now it includes dedicated summary, problem, and solution sections, along with all the relevant project links.
The best part is that it’s a conditional CMS page, so it’s much easier to manage.
Grab the free remix link from the comments.
Every link-in-bio tool looks the same. Big logo on top, half the layout pushing their own app, and honestly, most of them are just ugly.
So I'm building my own version instead, with the same design language as MonoCraft, and it'll be a free Framer template as well. One page for every link, products, templates, wallpapers, socials, nothing borrowed.
Setup takes about 10 to 15 minutes once it's ready.
Still finishing it up. Will share the remix link here very soon.
Working on a cool Linktree alternative in Framer.
And the goal is to keep it easy to edit and with a bit of personality.
What do you think?
🚨 MonoCraft just went from $89 to FREE⁉ 🚨
I rebuilt it. From the homepage to new blog pages, deeper case study pages, a second CMS collection for blogs, sharper motion, and a redefined client-facing structure so it's easy to edit and maintain for non-Framer experts.
It started as a simple portfolio template 3 months ago. This version adds a place to write, not just show, so you can run a whole personal brand from one Framer project.
FREE; remix it straight into your own project.
Would genuinely like feedback if you duplicate it. Tag me or drop a comment.
Get the template from my profile...🏃🏻➡️
Just shipped a client project in Framer, a full de-addiction and mental health centre in rural Maharashtra, built from zero with no existing site or brand to work from.
A few things I had to solve along the way:
- Interactive overlays for 12 different treatment conditions, real text in the DOM so it stays indexable, not just decorative
- Bilingual content, Marathi and English never mixed inline in the same paragraph, since the two scripts have completely different line heights and it breaks visually if you force them together
- A marquee ticker section for the facilities list that had to stay lightweight on rural 4G connections
Healthcare category, so real constraints most concept projects never have to deal with. Happy to talk through any of the build if useful to anyone.
Live site: https://sankalpdeaddiction.com/
After a lot of late nights, my new portfolio is finally live.
Built entirely in Framer with a strong focus on motion, small interactions, and performance without compromising usability.
I currently work with founders directly and also collaborate with agencies that need support across UX, UI, and Framer development.
If you're looking for an extra pair of hands on upcoming client projects, I'd be happy to chat.
Hey everyone, I’m Dhiraj 👋🏻
I’m a web/UX designer and Framer developer focused on making websites feel clear, credible, and visually polished.
I like working on:
- service business websites
- landing pages
- website redesigns
- Framer builds
- design + development projects
My main strength is taking complex or poorly structured information and turning it into something simple, clean, and usable.
Portfolio:
https://dhirajingle.com/web-ux-designer
I’m available for freelance work and would love to connect with founders, agencies, studios, and designers building thoughtful web experiences.
