I finally made my own portfolio website: korobkoff.digital. It has my work, services and answers to common questions. I’d be glad if you take a look.
Sergey Korobkov
I design and build websites of any complexity, working across no-code, code, and design. 5+ years in the profession.
A website for a stop-motion animation studio, built in Framer.
The studio makes animated videos for brands and businesses, so the site needed to explain its services clearly and show the work. It has a page for each service, a price list, a portfolio of projects, an FAQ and a contact page. It works on desktop, tablet and phone.
Raw Roast — a template for coffee shops and roasteries
A clean, bold site for a small roastery or café. It includes a CMS menu with categories, a cart and checkout demo, About, Process, Gallery and Contacts pages, plus a 404.
Scroll animations, a hero that stays in place while the menu slides over it, and a mobile menu. Fully responsive and ready to edit.
New template: Side Pocket
A dark, bold website template for billiard clubs, pool halls and bars.
Guests can browse the tables, book one in a popup, look through the menu and order food and drinks to their table. Tables and menu items are managed in the CMS, and all forms send submissions to your email.
9 pages, fully responsive, built with components and styles.
Pixel Shatter Studio — a Framer plugin that turns any text, image, or SVG into thousands of particles that scatter on hover or click, then reassemble ✨ No code needed — select a layer, tune it, apply. Live on the Framer Marketplace now.
Just shipped a plugin — Pixel Shatter Studio.
Pick any layer on your canvas (text, image, SVG, doesn't matter), tweak the effect in a live preview — density, motion, color, the works — and apply it straight to your design. Hover scatters it into pixels, then it settles back.
No code component to wrangle, no copy-pasting URLs. Just select, tune, apply.
Curious what people build with it — send me what you make.
Added a useless animation to my site.
The logo in the footer scatters into particles when you move your cursor over it, then pulls itself back together just because it seemed like a fun thing to build.
Are you into little "easter eggs" like this in interfaces, or do you think a site should just work, not entertain?
Always wanted to build a nice looking pomodoro timer, just for myself, nothing bloated. Here it is, Tomato: starts at the classic 25/5, but you set your own focus and break length, no sign-up, just open it and start. Keeps a history so you can see how much focus time you actually put in.
Hey everyone! Got some news to share 🎉
I defended my diploma thesis and got the top grade for it!
The project: soana.tech, a freelance marketplace for Web3. TON payments, smart-contract escrow.
Finished with two diplomas. Thanks to everyone who cheered me on!
building my portfolio site this week, finally got the animations on the projects section working the way I wanted
curious what people think too much or does it feel right? honest feedback welcome, still tweaking timing on a few of the transitions
Scrolled the feed for ten minutes and kept thinking I'd already seen the post. Dark hero, gradient, "AI agency for founders doing $20k/mo." Is my For You broken or is everyone building the same site?😬😬😬😬
Made a plugin for Framer that finds the mess in your project — layers with no real names, unused components, images with no alt text, broken links, empty required CMS fields. Fixes most of it with one click, and you can always undo. It's free, give it a try. Enjoy! https://www.framer.com/community/marketplace/plugins/project-health/
