Emmanuel is a brand & digital designer based in Paris with a strong experience with startups and founder of the Sigmoon Studio.
Another Framer website just went live!
Meet Sidely, a CRM built for field sales teams.
We worked with the Sidely team to completely reinvent their brand and website, turning a traditionally boring B2B SaaS category into something bold, colorful, and fun.
New branding, fresh art direction, custom illustrations, playful interactions, and plenty of motion.
All designed and built in Framer ✨
Would love to hear what you think!
Just launched a new Framer website for Student Pop.
Student Pop connects thousands of students with flexible job opportunities across France — and I’ve had the chance to work with them on their digital products for almost 10 years.
This time, we completely redesigned their website.
New art direction, new UX/UI, lots of playful interactions and motion — all designed and built in Framer.
Really happy with how this one turned out.
Would love to hear what the Framer community thinks.
I want to start a vector set animation with a trigger. But cannot find out how to do it, it always starts before it appears. Thanks for your help.
Design in public - Day 3
I'am designing 38.2 website with Framer and sharing my progress everyday.
I would love to get your feedback 🙏🙏🙏
Design in progress — Day 2
I’m building the new 38.2 website in Framer and sharing my progress every day.
Today: a bit of motion ↓
For the homepage, I designed this scroll animation around 38.2’s mission: “Offering doctors the best possible experience.”
Instead of just writing it, I wanted to bring it to life through imagery, ending with the pill-shaped heart — a key element of the 38.2 identity.
The sequence then introduces the manifesto. Healthcare isn’t just another business, and 38.2 has strong ethical commitments that deserve a real place in the experience.
Still WIP — feedback very welcome 💛
Design in progress — Day 1
I’m using Framer to design the new website for 38.2 medical centers.
I’ll be sharing my progress every day, with more details and explanations in the thread. And I’ll definitely need your feedback along the way — so we can build this together.
Trying in @Framer
Inspired by @ Apple iPhone Duo concept experimenting with the interaction, motion, and that seamless split-screen feel.
Just testing ideas. More soon.
Created by @Karim Saif
Designed and built 100% in Framer — and honestly, I can’t think of a better tool to build a design studio portfolio.
Total freedom to play with layouts, type, motion and interactions. No handoff. No compromise. Just design → build → ship.
We had a lot of fun building this one.
One of the hardest parts of selling physical products online: giving people a sense of scale. On Smiirl’s website, we solved it with simple, playful comparisons to everyday objects.
Most clients have legitimate reasons for being on WordPress. The strongest pitch is to explain where Framer is genuinely a better fit.
1. Marketing teams become autonomous. No more developer tickets for every landing page, campaign, or content update. Your team ships in minutes instead of waiting days.
2. Design quality stays intact. With most traditional builders, every edit slowly drifts away from the original design. Framer keeps the production website much closer to the design system, making consistency easier to maintain.
3. Faster iteration = better business results. Launching experiments, A/B tests, new pages, or pricing updates takes hours instead of weeks. The faster you iterate, the faster you learn.
4. Better performance by default. Framer generates fast, responsive websites with modern optimizations built in. Less engineering effort spent on performance means more time spent on growth.
5. One source of truth. Design and production happen in the same environment. Designers don’t hand files to developers—they publish. Fewer misunderstandings, fewer QA cycles, and a much shorter path from idea to live website.
The closing argument:
If your website is primarily a marketing and growth tool—not a complex web application—it’s hard to justify the extra complexity of WordPress when Framer lets your team move significantly faster.
One thing I’d avoid saying is “Framer is always better.” It isn’t. If the client has a huge content-heavy publication (thousands of articles), complex e-commerce, heavy custom backend logic, or many third-party integrations, WordPress or Webflow may still be the better choice.
That nuance actually makes your recommendation more credible.
I want to apply a gradient in one single word in my title. I'm very surprised this is not even a native option. Of course you will come with many tricks to do it, but I want it as a native, easy, seo-friendly option.
Hey everyone! 👋 I’m really excited to finally share the new website I designed for Student Pop, one of France’s leading platforms connecting thousands of students with companies looking for flexible talent.
The entire website was designed and built in Framer over the past few months. It was a fun challenge to create an experience that feels both playful and professional while helping two very different audiences—students and employers—find exactly what they’re looking for.
Would love to hear what you think! 🚀
