First project built on Framer, a fragrance brand concept called NOIRÉ. I learned the platform thr...

First project built on Framer, a fragrance brand concept called NOIRÉ. I learned the platform thr...First project built on Framer, a fragrance brand concept called NOIRÉ. I learned the platform thr...

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Jetmir Shala

• 11h

First project built on Framer, a fragrance brand concept called NOIRÉ. I learned the platform through a tutorial covering positioning, responsive structure, components, and 3D transforms, then applied those techniques to build my own original concept from scratch: brand name, content, and the tilted 3D-card hero layout.

#WebDesign #Framer #Animations #3D transforms

Web Design Web Development Framer

Asif Aleem

pro

• 9h

Strong first Framer build, and picking a tilted 3D-card hero to learn on was ambitious in the right way. One thing worth checking early: those 3D transforms and layered cards can get heavy on mobile, so test the tilt and hover states on a mid-range phone and simplify if the...

Jetmir Shala

• 9h

Thank you! Everything runs smoothly on mobile, too. Thank you again for the tips and tricks! Im sharing the mobile view here as well!

Denis El

• Sep 2

A few highlights from part of my fav projects I’ve worked on over the past few years. Some of them are brand identity, some websites+brand identity products. Different industries and different stages, but the goal was always the same: build crispy, flexible visual systems that scale cleanly from screens to physical materials.

Brand Design Product Design Visual System Designer Adobe Illustrator Figma Framer

Tushar Vaghasiya

pro

• Sep 2

Watching the best design of the day.

Kris Anfalova

pro

• Sep 2

Oasis — Padel & Tennis Booking Platform

Oasis is a court booking platform for padel and tennis clubs — members can select a court, check availability, and confirm payment in one streamlined flow. I designed the booking interface, built directly over real club photography.

Rather than placing the booking form on a neutral background, I anchored it directly over a full-bleed, golden-hour photograph of the real court. Before a user even looks at a date picker, they’ve already felt the atmosphere — that emotional context does more for conversion than any copy could.

The booking card itself stays intentionally minimal: court name, availability, surface type, date, duration, and price, in that order. No unnecessary steps between deciding and confirming. I used a distinct chartreuse accent — a departure from the green typically associated with sports apps — to carry through the primary CTA and a first-time-visitor promo card, giving the whole flow a bit of warmth and personality without slowing anything down.

Creative: Midjourney

Video: Flux

Animation: jitter