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There’s a difference between building something to test an idea… and building something you know you’ll be using again and again.
One of my favorite examples is a sales page I designed for a client that her team has since been able to repurpose across other offers and launches.
We ended up calling it “the sales page that keeps on giving.” 😂
And that’s really the goal for me.
Not just to make something look good for this launch, but to build the design and systems in a way that makes the next launch, offer or update easier too.
Because once you know something is worth building, doing it well can keep paying you back long after the original project is finished.
That’s the kind of work I love building for my clients.
Funnels, websites + the systems behind them.
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Got inspired by a few tools along the way. Happy to see it live.
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https://sucession.framer.ai/
Succession Advisory — Framer Website Customization
Customized an existing Framer template for a succession advisory business, transforming the original AI-focused design into a completely new brand experience.
The project included a full copy rewrite, new visual direction, custom Renaissance-inspired imagery, color system adaptation, blog content, service pages, and responsive refinements.
The goal was to keep the strong structure of the original template while making the final website feel completely tailored to the client and their industry.
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Framer Development · Web Design · Visual Direction · Copy Adaptation · Responsive Design
Obsessed with the images!
A good logo doesn't automatically make a strong brand.
You can have a great mark, great clothes, and great photography, but if everything looks different from one piece to another, people won't remember the brand.
That was something I kept in mind while building the visual identity for TBAS, a modern streetwear brand.
I wanted the identity to feel bold without becoming noisy, and flexible enough to work across clothing, social media, banners, and other brand touchpoints.
So I built the system around a few simple things:
→ A recognizable logo
→ Strong typography
→ A consistent visual language
→ Graphics that still feel like TBAS without the logo being everywhere
Because brand identity isn't about making one design look good.
It's about making 20 different designs still feel like the same brand.
I put the full TBAS identity together on Behance:
What makes you remember a clothing brand: the logo, the visuals, or the overall feeling?
— Shayan Imran
