Your embedded Framer partner. Strategic design that drives growth, not just looks good.
A project from the portfolio:
Pathways II Destiny Learning Center, a Montessori style Christian daycare in Ohio. Designed and built in Framer with a warm orange palette, playful type, and clear program, tour and enrollment pages.
Live at pathways2destinylc.com
A project from the portfolio: onebyzero, a London production house working with international brands and agencies. I built the site in Framer with a reusable CMS template for their case-study pages, a custom hero animation, and full responsiveness across every device. Handled a full brand rename mid-build without missing the launch date.
Live: weareonebyzero.com
A new project from the portfolio: Home Front, a Sydney residential design and construction studio. Video-led single-page site with a custom scroll-synced component and a mobile-first performance build.
Just wrapped a build for Home Front, a new Sydney residential design and construction studio.
Full case study coming soon. For now, this is what the founder had to say.
A project from the portfolio: Odd Bird VC, a venture capital firm. Rebuilt key SEO-blocking components natively, restructured the site for responsive and mobile, and fixed the domain's DNS setup. Live at oddbirdvc.com
A project from the portfolio: Spontool, a sponsor asset collection SaaS.
Designed in Figma and built in Framer - homepage, contact, legal pages, CMS blog with dynamic SEO, and a full pricing section redesign to a usage-based tier model. A five-month engagement from first design to final pricing update.
Live: spontool.com
A project from the portfolio: Chunky Panda, an AI-native film production studio in Berlin. Designed and built in Framer with a heavyweight identity, custom mascot, and variant-driven hero animation.
Which one is your favorite?
Old vs New same product, completely different energy.
Left: The original Ayyla hero Right: The redesign we're working on
The new one keeps the same soul but brings in stronger hierarchy, better use of motion, and a hero that actually shows the product in context.
Which direction would you choose? 👇
Bolder
A branding agency's own website is a live proof point. If it feels generic, every claim on it gets quieter.
Bolder brands companies in the hardest categories to explain. Robotics, AI, biotech, energy, deep tech.
I built their site end to end in Framer. Custom particle grid on the hero, navigation that reads the background behind it and inverts in real time, a site-wide colour toggle that flips every component, and case study pages with both Gallery and Reader views.
The hard part was making all of it coexist without the site feeling busy, and without it getting slow.
New in my gallery: Go-Getter - a UK careers-tuition brand built in Framer. Structured packages, Stripe checkout, and a lead-capture flow - a site that runs the business, not just shows it. Take a look
New Framer build: a lead-gen funnel for a fitness coaching brand. 🖤✨
Dark, premium, one job - turn visitors into subscribers.
→ Skyline hero for aspiration → 3D book to make the freebie feel real → One gold CTA, zero distractions → Fully responsive, client-editable
Simplicity converts. Every element here earns its place.
Built in Framer. Feedback welcome 👇
#Framer #WebDesign #LandingPage
P.S. building a funnel and want it to actually convert? DMs open.
$10,000 earned on Contra. 🥹🤍
When I started here, it was a lot of "is this going to work?"
It did. Not through shortcuts.. just showing up, delivering work I was proud of, and letting one good project lead to the next.
Huge thank you to every client who trusted me, and to this community for making freelancing feel a little less lonely.
This is just the start. Onto the next milestone. 🚀
#Contra #Freelancing #Framer
A client came to me with a site that looked great and converted no one.
"We get traffic. We just don't get leads."
I opened it. The problem wasn't the design — it was everything holding the design up:
→ 4s+ load on mobile → No clear next step above the fold → H1 that said nothing Google could rank → Zero meta descriptions across the whole site
Rebuilt it in Framer over a few days:
→ 1.2s mobile load → One clear CTA, repeated with intent → SEO layer wired in properly — titles, meta, schema, alt text → A CMS the team can actually run themselves
Same traffic. Completely different outcome.
Pretty gets attention. Structure gets leads. You need both.
Building something and stuck at the "traffic but no conversions" stage? My DMs are open. 👇
Chronos
Landing page for a language model engineered for autonomous bug localization, causal trace analysis, and test-driven patch generation at repository scale.
A full Framer build for SPONTOOL - a SaaS platform that helps event organizers stop chasing sponsor files over email. What went into this build
Great project to work on. Live site → spontool.com
A project from the portfolio: Chunky Panda, an AI-native film production studio in Berlin. Designed and built in Framer with a heavyweight identity, custom mascot, and variant-driven hero animation. Live at chunkypanda.de
Your embedded Framer partner. Strategic design that drives growth, not just looks good.
A project from the portfolio:
Pathways II Destiny Learning Center, a Montessori style Christian daycare in Ohio. Designed and built in Framer with a warm orange palette, playful type, and clear program, tour and enrollment pages.
Live at pathways2destinylc.com
A project from the portfolio: onebyzero, a London production house working with international brands and agencies. I built the site in Framer with a reusable CMS template for their case-study pages, a custom hero animation, and full responsiveness across every device. Handled a full brand rename mid-build without missing the launch date.
Live: weareonebyzero.com
A new project from the portfolio: Home Front, a Sydney residential design and construction studio. Video-led single-page site with a custom scroll-synced component and a mobile-first performance build.
Just wrapped a build for Home Front, a new Sydney residential design and construction studio.
Full case study coming soon. For now, this is what the founder had to say.
A project from the portfolio: Odd Bird VC, a venture capital firm. Rebuilt key SEO-blocking components natively, restructured the site for responsive and mobile, and fixed the domain's DNS setup. Live at oddbirdvc.com
A project from the portfolio: Spontool, a sponsor asset collection SaaS.
Designed in Figma and built in Framer - homepage, contact, legal pages, CMS blog with dynamic SEO, and a full pricing section redesign to a usage-based tier model. A five-month engagement from first design to final pricing update.
Live: spontool.com
A project from the portfolio: Chunky Panda, an AI-native film production studio in Berlin. Designed and built in Framer with a heavyweight identity, custom mascot, and variant-driven hero animation.
Which one is your favorite?
Old vs New same product, completely different energy.
Left: The original Ayyla hero Right: The redesign we're working on
The new one keeps the same soul but brings in stronger hierarchy, better use of motion, and a hero that actually shows the product in context.
Which direction would you choose? 👇
Bolder
A branding agency's own website is a live proof point. If it feels generic, every claim on it gets quieter.
Bolder brands companies in the hardest categories to explain. Robotics, AI, biotech, energy, deep tech.
I built their site end to end in Framer. Custom particle grid on the hero, navigation that reads the background behind it and inverts in real time, a site-wide colour toggle that flips every component, and case study pages with both Gallery and Reader views.
The hard part was making all of it coexist without the site feeling busy, and without it getting slow.
New in my gallery: Go-Getter - a UK careers-tuition brand built in Framer. Structured packages, Stripe checkout, and a lead-capture flow - a site that runs the business, not just shows it. Take a look
New Framer build: a lead-gen funnel for a fitness coaching brand. 🖤✨
Dark, premium, one job - turn visitors into subscribers.
→ Skyline hero for aspiration → 3D book to make the freebie feel real → One gold CTA, zero distractions → Fully responsive, client-editable
Simplicity converts. Every element here earns its place.
Built in Framer. Feedback welcome 👇
#Framer #WebDesign #LandingPage
P.S. building a funnel and want it to actually convert? DMs open.
$10,000 earned on Contra. 🥹🤍
When I started here, it was a lot of "is this going to work?"
It did. Not through shortcuts.. just showing up, delivering work I was proud of, and letting one good project lead to the next.
Huge thank you to every client who trusted me, and to this community for making freelancing feel a little less lonely.
This is just the start. Onto the next milestone. 🚀
#Contra #Freelancing #Framer
A client came to me with a site that looked great and converted no one.
"We get traffic. We just don't get leads."
I opened it. The problem wasn't the design — it was everything holding the design up:
→ 4s+ load on mobile → No clear next step above the fold → H1 that said nothing Google could rank → Zero meta descriptions across the whole site
Rebuilt it in Framer over a few days:
→ 1.2s mobile load → One clear CTA, repeated with intent → SEO layer wired in properly — titles, meta, schema, alt text → A CMS the team can actually run themselves
Same traffic. Completely different outcome.
Pretty gets attention. Structure gets leads. You need both.
Building something and stuck at the "traffic but no conversions" stage? My DMs are open. 👇
Chronos
Landing page for a language model engineered for autonomous bug localization, causal trace analysis, and test-driven patch generation at repository scale.
A full Framer build for SPONTOOL - a SaaS platform that helps event organizers stop chasing sponsor files over email. What went into this build
Great project to work on. Live site → spontool.com
A project from the portfolio: Chunky Panda, an AI-native film production studio in Berlin. Designed and built in Framer with a heavyweight identity, custom mascot, and variant-driven hero animation. Live at chunkypanda.de
A project from the portfolio:
Pathways II Destiny Learning Center, a Montessori style Christian daycare in Ohio. Designed and built in Framer with a warm orange palette, playful type, and clear program, tour and enrollment pages.
Live at pathways2destinylc.com
A project from the portfolio: onebyzero, a London production house working with international brands and agencies. I built the site in Framer with a reusable CMS template for their case-study pages, a custom hero animation, and full responsiveness across every device. Handled a full brand rename mid-build without missing the launch date.
Live: weareonebyzero.com
A new project from the portfolio: Home Front, a Sydney residential design and construction studio. Video-led single-page site with a custom scroll-synced component and a mobile-first performance build.
Just wrapped a build for Home Front, a new Sydney residential design and construction studio.
Full case study coming soon. For now, this is what the founder had to say.
A project from the portfolio: Odd Bird VC, a venture capital firm. Rebuilt key SEO-blocking components natively, restructured the site for responsive and mobile, and fixed the domain's DNS setup. Live at oddbirdvc.com
A project from the portfolio: Spontool, a sponsor asset collection SaaS.
Designed in Figma and built in Framer - homepage, contact, legal pages, CMS blog with dynamic SEO, and a full pricing section redesign to a usage-based tier model. A five-month engagement from first design to final pricing update.
Live: spontool.com
A project from the portfolio: Chunky Panda, an AI-native film production studio in Berlin. Designed and built in Framer with a heavyweight identity, custom mascot, and variant-driven hero animation.
Which one is your favorite?
Old vs New same product, completely different energy.
Left: The original Ayyla hero Right: The redesign we're working on
The new one keeps the same soul but brings in stronger hierarchy, better use of motion, and a hero that actually shows the product in context.
Which direction would you choose? 👇
Bolder
A branding agency's own website is a live proof point. If it feels generic, every claim on it gets quieter.
Bolder brands companies in the hardest categories to explain. Robotics, AI, biotech, energy, deep tech.
I built their site end to end in Framer. Custom particle grid on the hero, navigation that reads the background behind it and inverts in real time, a site-wide colour toggle that flips every component, and case study pages with both Gallery and Reader views.
The hard part was making all of it coexist without the site feeling busy, and without it getting slow.
New in my gallery: Go-Getter - a UK careers-tuition brand built in Framer. Structured packages, Stripe checkout, and a lead-capture flow - a site that runs the business, not just shows it. Take a look
New Framer build: a lead-gen funnel for a fitness coaching brand. 🖤✨
Dark, premium, one job - turn visitors into subscribers.
→ Skyline hero for aspiration → 3D book to make the freebie feel real → One gold CTA, zero distractions → Fully responsive, client-editable
Simplicity converts. Every element here earns its place.
Built in Framer. Feedback welcome 👇
#Framer #WebDesign #LandingPage
P.S. building a funnel and want it to actually convert? DMs open.
$10,000 earned on Contra. 🥹🤍
When I started here, it was a lot of "is this going to work?"
It did. Not through shortcuts.. just showing up, delivering work I was proud of, and letting one good project lead to the next.
Huge thank you to every client who trusted me, and to this community for making freelancing feel a little less lonely.
This is just the start. Onto the next milestone. 🚀
#Contra #Freelancing #Framer
A client came to me with a site that looked great and converted no one.
"We get traffic. We just don't get leads."
I opened it. The problem wasn't the design — it was everything holding the design up:
→ 4s+ load on mobile → No clear next step above the fold → H1 that said nothing Google could rank → Zero meta descriptions across the whole site
Rebuilt it in Framer over a few days:
→ 1.2s mobile load → One clear CTA, repeated with intent → SEO layer wired in properly — titles, meta, schema, alt text → A CMS the team can actually run themselves
Same traffic. Completely different outcome.
Pretty gets attention. Structure gets leads. You need both.
Building something and stuck at the "traffic but no conversions" stage? My DMs are open. 👇
Chronos
Landing page for a language model engineered for autonomous bug localization, causal trace analysis, and test-driven patch generation at repository scale.
A full Framer build for SPONTOOL - a SaaS platform that helps event organizers stop chasing sponsor files over email. What went into this build
Great project to work on. Live site → spontool.com
A project from the portfolio: Chunky Panda, an AI-native film production studio in Berlin. Designed and built in Framer with a heavyweight identity, custom mascot, and variant-driven hero animation. Live at chunkypanda.de
