Jalal Eddine
I build and sell web templates.
I build and sell web templates.
If you're still manually executing client feedback checklist by checklist,
Claude Code can parse your call transcript and do it in seconds.
The external agent API is seriously underrated.
If you're still editing your Framer CMS one item at a time,
you're doing repetitive work that a spreadsheet can do in seconds.
CSV import is seriously underrated.
100 people decided my work was worth following.
That's a reminder to keep building things worth coming back for.
The more templates I build,
the more I realize great design is less about adding
features and more about removing doubt.
Meet Northbrook, a premium website for VC and PE funds
built on @framer.
Displaying complex asset metrics without visual noise is tough.
Standard web templates miss the mark.
Northbrook is a high-contrast corporate Framer layout built for strict data density, minimal grid metrics, and editorial scaling.
Moving past the SaaS aesthetic for private equity.
Most corporate finance web design feels dated, or worse, looks like a generic tech startup.
High-value firms like private equity, venture funds, and family offices need to communicate permanence and institutional trust, not tech hype.
I am currently creating Stills, an upcoming Framer template rooted in high-contrast editorial typography and structured metadata layout grids.
No flashy trends, just strict layout authority designed to mirror premium financial publications.
It is still in active development.
Northbrook just got a major upgrade.
I added a dedicated LP/portal page layer for VC & PE workflows.
Most fund websites stop at “nice design”.
But institutional capital doesn’t operate from a homepage.
They need structure for portfolio visibility and fund
storytelling, investor-facing clarity.
Northbrook is now closer to that system.
Dark editorial Framer template built for PE firms, VC funds, family offices, and emerging managers.
I just made Zevia free.
It started as one of my earliest Framer templates, and I thought it'd be more valuable as a free resource for the community than sitting behind a paywall.
Feedback is always welcome.
Been refining the hero for my next premium template.
The biggest challenge wasn't animation or interactions.
It was finding a single visual that could carry the entire identity.
Curious if this direction feels memorable.
