Loved working on this hero section. Full animations, progress bar and components done with Framer...Loved working on this hero section. Full animations, progress bar and components done with Framer...
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Framer plus claude agent for animations and components is a workflow more people are going to land on over the next year. the speed difference compared to building interactions manually is hard to ignore once you have actually used it on something like this
Curious how these interactions hold up once a dev team needs to extend them past the canvas — that's usually the point where AI-built motion gets rebuilt from scratch instead of handed off cleanly.
The step-bar walking through problem, fixed price, real code, you own it is the smart move here — it turns a pitch into a sequence the visitor can track progress through, instead of one long scroll they might bail on halfway.
I wanted to make a photography website that felt more like an experience than a portfolio.
So I built CINÉRA — a cinematic photography studio website with a 3D gallery, interactive archive, real availability, and a complete booking flow.
You can explore the work, pick a date and time, add your shoot details, and get booked without the usual back-and-forth.
On the studio side, there’s a dashboard to manage bookings and inquiries, plus automatic booking confirmations to take a bit of the repetitive work off the photographer’s plate.
This was built for an appointment-based business challenge, and honestly, I had way too much fun making it.