Gamesprout

GameSprout is a gaming channel built around funny clip compilations, where the community submits videos to be featured. The website needed to work as the central destination for those submissions while bringing a more coherent, contemporary identity to the brand.

The brief

The existing website needed a fresh visual direction and a more engaging experience that felt aligned with GameSprout’s personality.

The goal was to pair a new brand layer with purposeful interactivity, making the site more memorable while keeping its most important job clear: helping creators submit clips quickly.

Brand direction

I refreshed the visual identity to give GameSprout a more modern, cohesive look across the site. Typography, colour, and graphic elements were shaped to feel energetic and playful without getting in the way of the content.

The result gave the brand a clearer digital presence, with a system that could support the channel as it grows.

Building interaction around the core action

The submission flow was the centre of the experience. I designed and built a custom form in Framer, including fields for creator or channel names and video links.

Because Framer didn’t support the required checkbox-and-modal interaction natively, I built a custom solution in Workshop. That kept the process clear for users without flattening the experience into a standard form.

Bringing the community into the site

The closing section uses real community comments in a floating-grid component, turning existing audience enthusiasm into part of the website itself. It reinforces what GameSprout is built on: people sharing clips, reacting together, and coming back for the next one.

Result

A rebranded Framer website that gives GameSprout a more cohesive visual presence, adds interaction where it supports the experience, and creates a clearer path for community clip submissions.