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I design and build Framer templates for modern brands. Clean, fast, and built to convert.
Meridian is live. 🚀
A Framer template for architecture and interior studios that are tired of being undervalued.
Built after studying how top studios win premium clients so your work finally looks worth its price.
Big visuals. Calm layout. One clear path to contact you.
I didn't want to build just another website. I wanted to build a space. A place where each project isn't just shown it's given room to exist. Its own light. Its own story. Its own reason to be remembered. Most portfolio sites stack work on top of work. You scroll, you forget. Meridian Studio is different. Every project gets a moment. Every section earns its place. Because the people who build homes deserve a site that feels like one.
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Launching soon
Meridian Studio architecture studio template for Framer
Wrapping up the final details.
Launch coming soon.
Drop a comment if you want to be notified.
Trying out Fable 5 to build a page for a new project. Getting the initial structure up is fast, but tweaking the details is quite clunky and it burns through tokens way too fast 🥲
Coming from having pixel-perfect control, this feels a bit restrictive. What do you guys think of the layout below? Does it have potential to be developed into a template, or should I pivot? Drop your honest feedback below! 👇
Meridian architecture studio template.
The hero cycles through projects on scroll.
Each slide: new image, new headline, same layout system.
One design decision I'm happy with:
The headline changes per project not just the photo.
Because every project has a different story.
A static headline would flatten that.
Still building.
Drop a comment what do you think?
New template drop CAPSE.
Enterprise AI voice agent landing page. Dark theme, scroll animations, 3 CMS case study pages, pricing section with custom tier structure.
Built for founders launching voice AI or CCaaS products.
Built this for CAPSE an AI that handles a million calls at once.
Honestly, the hardest part wasn't the design. It was figuring out how to make the site feel as fast as the product.
What ended up working:
→ One bold claim above the fold. Cut everything else. → Social proof after the hook not before. → Dark background so the copy breathes.
Still learning a lot with every build. If you've done something similar, I'd love to see it.
If you're building in Framer, bandwidth isn't just a technical metric it's part of the UX. Oversized assets = Slow load times + Unnecessary costs. Keep it minimalist, keep it optimized. Your users (and your wallet) will thank you.
My first try went well, but I'm unable to submit my second attempt. Can anyone please help? I'm getting quite frustrated.
The project that taught me the most lately: CAPSE.
Not because it looks good. Because it forced me
to think like a brand strategist before I even opened Figma.
CAPSE is an AI voice agent platform for businesses. The real problem wasn't design. It was trust.
How do you get a company to hand over millions of customer calls to an AI voice?
So before touching Framer, I sat with ton of questions:
How should this brand feel?
What story makes people actually believe it?
What should the design do to back that story up?
What's the one thing standing between this brand and a "yes"?
Who actually makes this decision, and what would
make them stop scrolling and pay attention?
What does someone need to see, feel, or read right before they click "Talk to us"?
These questions shaped everything the tone of the copy, the case studies, even the single yellow accent on a full black background.
End result: a website that's not trying to look impressive. It's trying to earn trust, one section at a time.
That's the real lesson here the difference between just making a website, and using a website to build a brand.
Mobile version
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CAPSE | Brand Strategy × Web Design
Introducing Danny Studio a digital canvas for your visual stories. I built this minimalist Framer template to highlight depth, lighting, and film like tones without any clutter. Featuring a clean CMS and smooth scroll interactions, it's the perfect setup for photographers wanting a high-end, editorial feel.
How are you guys testing the AI agent? Today I wrote just one prompt asking it to fix my nav buttons, and it casually burned through 80% of my AI credits. 😆 RIP.
Trying out this agent and it's incredibly cool! The only downside is I ran out of credits in just 5 minutes. Still, it's so good!
My SaaS template is 80% complete and I can't wait to share it. Drop a 'hi' below, let's connect and build together!
Hey everyone, I'm Lam! ✨ As a UX/UI Designer, I'm super excited to join and connect with all the talented folks here.
It’s a big milestone for me today because my very first template is officially ready to go live! I've poured a lot of love into the details, the layout, and the overall experience. Keep an eye out for the link, and I’d love to get your feedback soon! 👇
