
Framer Expert | Web Designer & No-Code Developer
ChatGPT Images + Figma has been a fun way to explore this one.
Working on AlignIQ — an AI planning app with a big focus on keeping the UI minimal and the experience simple.
Used ChatGPT to create the textured backgrounds and shape the visual direction around the product.
Next up: finalizing the design and bringing the landing page to life in Framer 👀
A closer look at the pricing section from PL8YR.
• 3 clear engagement models • Highlighted recommended option • Included services at a glance • Supporting stats for each plan • Fully responsive in Framer
Built to make a service-heavy page easier to scan and compare.
One of my favorite interactions I’ve designed for a client.
The idea was to turn a fairly complex system into something simple and visual, using animated isometric layers to show how each part connects.
I also designed it to adapt seamlessly between light and dark modes while keeping the same visual language.
Still one of my favorite pieces from the project.
Which one would you choose — light or dark?
Spent the last few months building this.
Really happy with how the About section turned out. My goal was to make it feel more like an editorial story than a typical company page.
Now that it’s live, I’d love some honest feedback.
What’s the first thing you’d improve?
Live: https://pl8yr.framer.website/
You can also find it on my profile.
PL8YR is now live. 🚀
Over the past few months, I’ve been building my first premium Framer template from the ground up.
PL8YR is designed for sports agencies, athlete ventures, and performance brands that need more than just a landing page.
Every page is built around reusable components, scalable CMS collections, and a system that’s easy to customize as your business grows.
Inside you’ll find:
• 10+ complete pages
• 2 unique homepage variations
• Reusable component system
• CMS-powered case studies, insights, and careers
• Responsive layouts for every breakpoint
• Clean editorial design
This project taught me a lot, not only about designing templates, but about creating systems that other designers can actually build on.
If you’re building in sports, performance, or athlete branding, I hope PL8YR saves you hours of work.
One of my favorite sections from my recent Framer template.
Instead of short testimonials in a slider, I designed a dedicated section where every client story gets enough space to build trust and show measurable results.
Built in Framer with reusable CMS components, making it easy to manage and scale as new testimonials are added.
A different direction for PL8YR — Home V2.This version explores a more editorial approach with cleaner storytelling, a simplified section flow, and a mobile-first layout.
The goal was to create a premium browsing experience without sacrificing flexibility, keeping every section CMS-driven, reusable, and easy to scale.
Designed and developed in framer
Launching soon.
A first look at PL8YR — Home V1.
Designed and developed in Framer for sports agencies, athlete ventures, and performance brands.
Every section is built around reusable CMS, flexible components, and a system that’s easy to scale as the business grows.
Launching soon.
One of my recent Framer builds.
Designed and developed a minimal eCommerce CRO checklist platform where the product itself becomes the hero. Instead of relying on heavy animations, the hero uses a subtle reveal to introduce the interactive checklist and demonstrate its value before users even start exploring the platform.
Built with Framer + custom code.
Live site: https://conversionkite.com/
Taking the hero from Figma to a live Framer experience.
Here’s a quick preview of the hero animation.
Exploring two hero directions for my next framer template.
V1 — A bold cinematic hero built around a single photography-driven visual to create an immediate first impression.
V2 — A more editorial approach that introduces the brand through curated media and storytelling.
Designed in Figma, now turning it into a live Framer experience. Sharing it soon.
Which direction would you pick?
Sneak peek of what I’ve been working on.
A premium @framer template for venture studios, athlete management, and modern agencies.
Still polishing the details, but it’s getting close. 👀
One of my favourite interactions from a recent Framer build.
The hero uses a custom hover mask reveal to reveal the Operators uniform behind Tom, reinforcing the story before the user even starts reading.
Built entirely in Framer.
A closer look at the product page from NAÏA, one of my first e-commerce builds in Framer.
Built with Framer Commerce and Shopify, with separate color products, size variants, custom product switching, checkout, saved items, analytics, and newsletter automation.
The goal was to keep the shopping experience clean and premium without losing functionality.
Live: https://madebynaia.com/
Recently built a custom checklist system for an eCommerce CRO platform in Framer.
Users can complete checklist items, track their progress, reset everything with a single click, and export the checklist as a document for future reference or team collaboration.
Built with custom code, including localStorage persistence, dynamic rendering, progress management, and export functionality. One of those features where the complexity stays behind the scenes while the experience remains simple. Live site: https://conversionkite.com/
One of my favorite parts of Agentra is the pricing page.
The goal was to make comparing plans effortless with a clean layout and an easy-to-scan comparison table, keeping everything simple without sacrificing clarity.
Excited to share Agentra - my newest free Framer template.
Built for AI startups, enterprise SaaS products, automation platforms, and multi-agent systems.
It includes immersive product storytelling, interactive workflow sections, CMS-powered blog, pricing, legal pages, and everything needed to launch a polished AI product website.
Hope you enjoy it! I’d love to hear your feedback. 💚