Hamza Gondal

Just shipped the Docutrax site in Framer.

Docutrax runs third-party insurance compliance for general contractors, real estate owners, public entities, carriers and brokers. It's a complex B2B offer, a service and a platform in one, so the site had to explain a lot without feeling heavy.

What went into it:

- Industry pages so each audience lands on the version that speaks to them

- Three tiers of review depth laid out side by side, from certificate review to full policy review

- A CMS-driven blog and guides library with a custom tag system

- GoHighLevel and Typeform embeds sized to sit cleanly in the layout

- Cloudflare redirect rules so the marketing site and app domains route correctly behind their existing reverse proxy

If you're running a B2B or SaaS product with a hard-to-explain offer and need a Framer site that does the explaining, send me a message.

docutrax.com

Built the marketing site for Findasetter, a marketplace where founders, coaches and agencies hire vetted appointment setters.

The site has two audiences: business owners who are hiring, and setters looking for work. So the hero splits right away into "I'm hiring" and "For Setters," and each path gets its own CTA.

What's on the page:

- A 3-step "how it works" flow so the process is clear in seconds

- Animated stat counters for the proof points

- A section explaining DM setters vs phone setters, for buyers who don't know which one they need

- A testimonial wall from founders, coaches and agency owners

- Pricing tiers (Free, Pro, Team+) with a demo-call CTA on the top plan

- An FAQ that handles the usual objections before the sales call

All of it is built in Framer and responsive across breakpoints.

If you're building a marketplace or SaaS site that has to convert two kinds of users at once, I'm happy to talk.

findasetter.com