Same identity, better feel.

My portfolio used to live on Figma Sites. It was quick to publish, but heavy, mostly static and hard to push any further. So I rebuilt it, keeping every part of the original identity (the type, the colors, the logos and every asset) and adding what Figma Sites couldn't: motion, real interactions, and pages that load in a fraction of the time. The homepage went from 1.27 MB to 0.23 MB!

It went from a janky Figma Site to a hi-fi, whimsical showcase of my work, directed from brief to launch with Claude Code in under 2 days.

Here's the short before & after case study, side-by-side recordings and all: omaralfageeh.netlify.app/misc/portfolio-revamp

AI Agent Landing Page | Figma, Framer & AI Workflow Designed and prototyped an AI Agent landing page using Figma, animated in Framer, and accelerated with an AI-powered workflow.

Focused on a bold visual identity, immersive motion, modern typography, and a high-converting SaaS experience.

Ashar, the motion and the dark red palette work well together. One thing I see on a lot of AI agent sites is that visitors can't tell what the agent actually does in the first five seconds. A short live demo of one real workflow above the fold usually does more than another feature grid.