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Building a portfolio that reflects both presentation design and product building
I've been redesigning my portfolio in Framer to better represent two sides of my work:
• Presentation Design
• Building FocusCGL, a productivity-focused learning platform for SSC aspirants
The goal wasn't to create another portfolio gallery, but to tell a clearer story about the kind of problems I enjoy solving.
Would love feedback on the balance between client work and founder projects.
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Why do so many law firm websites look exactly the same?
Dark blue.
Courthouse imagery.
Scales of justice.
A serious-looking attorney standing in front of a city skyline.
It signals “law firm” immediately.
But does it actually make the firm more trustworthy?
We’ve been redesigning LegalPeel, our studio focused specifically on the legal industry, and this is one of the directions we’ve been exploring.
The goal isn’t to make legal feel less professional.
It’s to see how far we can move away from the usual visual language without losing the credibility a law firm needs.
This is where the homepage is heading.
Would this direction make you trust a legal-focused company more, or has it moved too far away from what you expect from the industry?
add video in phone frame component and you will see how it looks in different phone models.
you can check it out here: https://www.framer.com/marketplace/components/phoneframe/
it's FREE:
Being able to drop a screen recording into the frame and flip between phone models is the real win — you instantly see if your UI is getting clipped by the corner radius or Dynamic Island. Handy for hero mockups without exporting three PNG sizes.