Aya El Ghazzaly
I Build Framer Websites That Turn Visitors Into Clients
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One of the reasons I chose (and genuinely enjoy using) Framer is the freedom it gives to bring ideas to life through animation.
You’re not boxed in, you can create interactions that actually feel the way you imagine them.
Like this testimonial animation I just built ✨ Simple, but it adds personality and makes the whole section more alive.
Curious what you think 👀
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This website exists to turn awareness into action and care into real impact.
It is a bridge between those who can help and those who deserve better.
Every click, every share, every contribution becomes a step toward dignity, hope, and possibility.
Because building a better world starts with creating a place where compassion actually moves.
I'd love to know what u think: https://childhope.framer.website/
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Had fun creating this clean, minimal landing page for a headphone brand
With a big focus on making the product feel premium from the first impression.
Would love your thoughts ;)
https://auralux.framer.website/
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I’ve always been drawn to architecture.
As a child.... I imagined myself becoming an architect, shaping spaces, turning ideas into something real.
Some dreams don’t fade… they simply take on a new form.
Because to me, architecture was never only about buildings. It was about harmony, intention, the quiet dialogue between space and structure.
And maybe that’s why it never really left me ... it just found another way to exist.
I didn’t give up on that dream. I just chose a different way to build.
And this website… was created with that same love: https://archivs.framer.website/
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I’ve always been fascinated by how simplicity can feel so powerful.
Not empty… not boring… but intentional.
That’s what I tried to capture with this white SaaS design
Space where everything breathes, where every element has a purpose, and nothing fights for attention. Just clarity, flow, and quiet confidence...
Because sometimes, the strongest statement a product can make isn’t through complexity…
it’s through how effortlessly it’s understood.
Clean layouts, soft contrasts, subtle interactions, all working together to make the experience feel natural, almost obvious.
Like it was always meant to be this way.
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We’re drawn to things we don’t fully understand…
A feeling, a vibe, a quiet sense that something is just right.
Not everything needs to be loud to be powerful....
Sometimes, the simplest things hold the deepest meaning
the ones that guide you without asking, that stay with you without trying.
I think that’s what makes anything truly memorable…
the emotion it leaves behind, not the complexity it shows.
That’s the feeling I tried to capture in work....
Curious if you feel it too: https://elvano.framer.website/
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**“This is what happens when I stop following the rules and just create LOL
I believe that there’s something about animations...
it brings a sense of life, almost like the design is breathing
I used animations to bring that subtle “advanced” feel to the experience. Paired it with a dark theme to keep everything clean, focused, and a bit bold.
It’s simple on the surface, but there’s a lot of intention behind every detail…
Here’s the site: https://ondaagency.framer.website/
Would genuinely love to hear what you feel when you go through it 👀
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Design feels different when it says more with less.
I love blending motion, minimalism, and color in Framer to create something that feels premium without trying too hard.
Because simplicity… speaks louder.
Curious if you see it the same way
here’s the live site: https://elvano.framer.website/
would love your thoughts 🙌
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A better world begins the moment we refuse to look away...
Somewhere in the world, a child is waiting for a chance they did not choose to lose.
Charity is not just giving, it is recognizing that their life matters as much as ours.
No child’s future should be decided by where they were born.
This website was created with love, to turn compassion into action and hope into something real.
I’d love to hear what you think: https://childhope.framer.website/
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In a world that scrolls fast, there’s something rare about taking your time...
letting space breathe, letting words land, letting visuals speak.
Editorial design feels like that to me.
Not just something you see, but something you experience… almost like reading without realizing it.
It’s less about showing everything,
and more about revealing things… one moment at a time.
That’s the feeling I tried to create in this website.
I wonder how it feels on your side: https://aureliné.framer.website/
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There’s something fascinating about the moment an idea begins to exist… first as a sketch, almost fragile then as something real, grounded, alive.
I tried to capture that feeling in this part of the website ... where the building moves from paper to life.
The transition is quiet, but powerful.
It’s a small detail, but it adds that sense of depth… that high-end feel.
Curious what you think ;) https://archivs.framer.website/
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I’ve always loved architecture.
As a kid, I dreamed of becoming an architect, shaping spaces, giving form to ideas, building something that lasts.
Some dreams don’t disappear…
they just evolve, quietly, into something else.
Because architecture was never just about buildings to me...
It was about the way structure and emptiness speak to each other.
Maybe that’s why I’m still drawn to it today
just through a different medium...
I never really gave up on that dream
I just found another way to build
And this website… I created it with that same love.
I'd love to know what you think about it: https://archivs.framer.website/
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I didn’t just admire flowers. I learned from them.
And this website… was created with that same love
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What do you think about this flower shop website? 🙌
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