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Just dropped Clovve Works. First Framer template built with a backend mindset: modular, clean, and zero bloat.
Designed specifically for SaaS / B2B that needs more than just a landing page. It’s a full ecosystem: Docs, Changelog, Articles, Careers, Compare, Pricing & Book a Demo.
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Bleu Cleaning Local Business Website Project done
A clean, trust-focused website design for a home and office cleaning service, made to help visitors find a cleaner and book in less than a minute.
The Problem was
Most cleaning websites lose customers before they book. Visitors don't trust strangers in their space, prices are hidden, and booking takes too many steps.
Solution I deliver
I designed Bleu's Website around one goal: get visitors to book faster.
Instant booking: A postcode search and Book Online button in the hero start the booking straight away.
Trust from the first scroll: A "40,000+ properties" statistic, a project gallery, and client testimonials prove reliability.
No pricing surprises: Every service shows a clear price, with "no hidden fees" stated upfront.
Doubts answered: Eco-friendly products, a satisfaction guarantee, easy rescheduling, and an FAQ remove the last reasons to hesitate.
This is lovely and beautiful 😍
A little peek at the project I started this week.
A new hero section for Precept — a project management tool for creative agencies and studios.
Designed in Figma, with development in Framer planned next.
Very excited to see the whole thing come together 🔥
Modern, modern, modern
Currently building a new identity for an AI + fintech company in Dubai.
Still early, but this is one of the directions we’ve been exploring for the brand.
The idea was to avoid the usual “AI company” visual language and build something that feels more established, precise, and quietly futuristic.
We’ve been playing with geometry, light, and a much more restrained visual system around the mark.
Still developing this one, so I’m curious:
Would you push this direction further, or keep it this restrained?
Honestly the logo presentation is impressive