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Most websites look good. Very few make you want to keep scrolling.
That was the idea behind Strata. I wanted to build something focused on clean visuals, subtle interactions, and the small details that make a site feel genuinely polished not another template with flashy animations bolted on.
No unnecessary motion. No trying to make everything stand out. Just a lot of time spent getting the layout, typography, interactions, and overall flow to feel intentional.
It's live now, and I'd love to build more websites like this.
If you're working on a startup, product, personal brand, or portfolio and want a site that doesn't feel template, I'm currently open to a few web projects send me a message.
Live site: https://strata-sh.netlify.app/
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How did you approach adapting such an oversized composition for mobile?😍
Brand system and marketing site for an AI front desk platform. Logo, color and type system in Figma, built out across 5-10 pages in Framer.
Building a full brand and type system across 5-10 pages before the product has any name recognition yet is a bigger bet than most AI startups make this early. Was that scope client-driven, or did you push for it because a single landing page wasn't going to sell the positioning?
Split-testing my sales page layout same content, different structure. Curious which one you'd click Enroll on faster. 👇
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It honestly depends on the visual layout out the section above and below this one but by the look of it section 1 has a nice hierarchy and ux wise it’s communicating everything in one fold💪🏻
