Simply Designs Studio

When I designed and built Sev’s site in Framer, I kept coming back to what his work gives people:

A better system can make a busy week feel less scattered and give you more room to think.

I wanted the site itself to feel that way.

I used a quiet grid and plenty of breathing room, then put Sev’s portrait front and center. The layout feels organized, and the first thing you see is the person you’d be learning from or working with.

A team looking for help with its operations is asking a different question from a freelancer learning to build systems. I gave each a clear place to go, with separate paths for consulting, education, and free resources.

And if you’re there to invite Sev to speak, you can go straight to the collaboration form.

I designed and built the Framer sales page for Podcast Launch Mastery around a question I could imagine an aspiring host asking:

I know what I want to talk about. How do I turn it into a show?

That question shaped what I put up front. I wanted visitors to picture their own show taking shape, from a rough idea to a first episode plan and a recording workflow they could use again.

The student stories made that feel within reach by showing where people started and what they did next.

Visually, I wanted the page to feel like stepping into a studio just before someone hits record.

The electric purple, neon highlights, and little mic and mixer details gave it that energy. When the workshop moved on demand, the next step was easy to spot in bright green.

When I built my own studio website in Framer, I kept coming back to the same question I ask on client projects:

What would someone need to see before they felt ready to reach out?

I wanted the site to feel like stepping into my creative world. Big blooms, deep greens, and playful checkerboards gave me room to be bold, while the image of a well-watered garden in Isaiah 58:11 grounded the direction in something personal.

I carried that same care into how people move through the site. If you’re ready to talk, “Work With Me” is right there.

If you’re still figuring out what kind of support you need, you can explore the packages, see what I’ve built, and hear from the people I’ve worked with.

Both are good places to start.

I designed and built the Framer sales page for Simply Designs Session, a hands-on branding and website workshop for freelancers and founders.

The copy started with a feeling I know well:

You have an idea for your website, but when it’s time to build it, where do you begin?

I gave visitors a concrete reason to spend the afternoon with us. They’d get clearer on what their brand needs to say and start building their hero section in Framer.

I wanted the page to feel like an invitation to pull up a chair, grab a coffee, and build something together. I made the agenda, pass options, and FAQs easy to find so visitors could picture the afternoon, see where they’d fit in, and choose a pass with confidence.