Domenico Griffo

Who it’s for

Most people who land on my site are founders or small teams deciding whether to hire me. They usually have one question, can this person build what we need, and not much time to find out.

Saying less on purpose

The homepage keeps the introduction to a single line and lets client reviews do the rest. Mimo, Apostrophe One and others say it better than I could, and it’s also the only project where I couldn’t blame anyone else for the copy.

Built like a client site

I designed and built it in Framer the same way I build sites for clients. Case studies live in the CMS, and each one carries the same fields, role, industry, outcome and a link to the live site. Someone scrolling the projects page can tell in a few seconds whether I designed the site, developed someone else’s design or did both, and what changed for the client.

Each case study follows the same arc without following a template. Who the client is, what was in the way, what I built and where they ended up, with the client’s own review at the end when there is one.

What it does now

Adding a new project takes a CMS entry, not a redesign. The site grows with the work, and visitors get straight to the part they came for.