AI
11-50
2024
40M
Seed
After two years in stealth, TypeSafe AI needed a site to introduce Jev, an AI model that helps software make decisions with a measure of confidence. With help from agency Fuzzco, the team built it in Framer, giving Jev a distinct visual introduction and TypeSafe a site it could update independently after launch.
For most visitors, the launch site would be their first introduction to Jev. TypeSafe needed to explain what the model does in terms people could follow, while giving developers a clear route into the research behind it. The page, designed by Fuzzco, needed to make that complexity feel approachable without losing the depth behind it.
A site that looks like TypeSafe
Fuzzco used Framer’s freeform canvas to build on TypeSafe’s visual direction and add interactions. Designs that were brought in through the Figma to Framer plugin remained editable there, so the team could refine the layout in Framer. Fuzzco also used Framer’s agent to refine the site’s responsive layouts, remove unused layers, and optimize assets to reduce bandwidth.
Watch Rachel from Fuzzco explain how the site came together here.
Beyond the hero of the site, bright pink sections pair oversized type with retro terminal windows, comparisons, and charts, making room to show how Jev works. Framer’s CMS powers TypeSafe’s blog, so the team can keep publishing research and updates independently as they scale.
Keeping design, content, and publishing in Framer helped the team move quickly. The team got the site ready for its public launch in four active build days, with edits continuing even on launch day.
Built for a big launch with Framer
Once Jev was public, the audience arrived quickly. More than 4.8 million unique visitors came to the site in the following weeks, and Framer handled the surge without skipping a beat. Interested visitors could join Jev’s waitlist through Framer’s native form. Across the site, Framer forms received over 200,000 submissions in the first three days after the public launch.
“The response to the launch was bigger than we expected. Millions of people came to the site, and Framer just handled it. We could focus on the launch instead of worrying about whether the site would keep up.”
A site with a life beyond launch
4.8M
Unique visitors since launch
200K+
Form submissions in first 3 days
4
Days from active build to launch
Fuzzco gave Jev a distinctive introduction and got it live quickly in Framer. The site went on to welcome millions of visitors and gave interested people a way to join the waitlist. TypeSafe can keep publishing research and refining that same experience as Jev develops and the company scales.
After two years in stealth, TypeSafe AI needed a site to introduce Jev, an AI model that helps software make decisions with a measure of confidence. With help from agency Fuzzco, the team built it in Framer, giving Jev a distinct visual introduction and TypeSafe a site it could update independently after launch.
For most visitors, the launch site would be their first introduction to Jev. TypeSafe needed to explain what the model does in terms people could follow, while giving developers a clear route into the research behind it. The page, designed by Fuzzco, needed to make that complexity feel approachable without losing the depth behind it.
A site that looks like TypeSafe
Fuzzco used Framer’s freeform canvas to build on TypeSafe’s visual direction and add interactions. Designs that were brought in through the Figma to Framer plugin remained editable there, so the team could refine the layout in Framer. Fuzzco also used Framer’s agent to refine the site’s responsive layouts, remove unused layers, and optimize assets to reduce bandwidth.
Watch Rachel from Fuzzco explain how the site came together here.
Beyond the hero of the site, bright pink sections pair oversized type with retro terminal windows, comparisons, and charts, making room to show how Jev works. Framer’s CMS powers TypeSafe’s blog, so the team can keep publishing research and updates independently as they scale.
Keeping design, content, and publishing in Framer helped the team move quickly. The team got the site ready for its public launch in four active build days, with edits continuing even on launch day.
Built for a big launch with Framer
Once Jev was public, the audience arrived quickly. More than 4.8 million unique visitors came to the site in the following weeks, and Framer handled the surge without skipping a beat. Interested visitors could join Jev’s waitlist through Framer’s native form. Across the site, Framer forms received over 200,000 submissions in the first three days after the public launch.
“The response to the launch was bigger than we expected. Millions of people came to the site, and Framer just handled it. We could focus on the launch instead of worrying about whether the site would keep up.”
A site with a life beyond launch
4.8M
Unique visitors since launch
200K+
Form submissions in first 3 days
4
Days from active build to launch
Fuzzco gave Jev a distinctive introduction and got it live quickly in Framer. The site went on to welcome millions of visitors and gave interested people a way to join the waitlist. TypeSafe can keep publishing research and refining that same experience as Jev develops and the company scales.
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Build faster, scale smarter
Framer gives you the flexibility to grow without the hassle.