framer designer, webflow, figma
Two completely different industries.
One design mindset.
The goal wasn’t just to make these websites look good.
It was to make them feel believable, premium, and aligned with the audience they serve.
On the left: A luxury perfume brand focused on elegance, emotion, and product presentation.
On the right: A blockchain platform built around trust, innovation, and technical credibility.
Different users. Different goals. Different visual systems.
@Framer agent
One design. Multiple directions.
When designing websites, I rarely stop at the first idea.
I explore different visual systems, layouts, colors, imagery, and content structures before deciding what feels right.
Because good design isn't about making something look beautiful.
It's about finding the direction that best communicates the story.
Most SaaS websites look the same.
A few screenshots. A generic headline. A couple of feature cards.
And then they wonder why visitors leave.
This concept was designed around a simple idea:
Your website should feel like your product.
Clean. Fast. Focused.
Framer just made template launches a lot more interesting.
You can now publish a post directly when submitting a template to the Marketplace.
No more launching in silence.
Now every template can have a story behind it:
Most websites look good.
Very few actually help a business grow.
For this client project, I focused on three things:
✓ Clear messaging
✓ Better user experience
✓ Premium interactions and motion
The result is a website that feels modern, professional, and easy to navigate.
Built entirely in Framer.
It's always satisfying watching static designs turn into something people can actually interact with.
Open to new Framer projects.
