RevDoc Framer Homepage Build: From Wireframe to Live

RevDoc Framer Homepage Build: From Wireframe to LiveRevDoc Framer Homepage Build: From Wireframe to Live

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Raja Sheryar

pro

• 6h

Watch this website build itself.

This is the RevDoc homepage, replayed in seconds from the live site: wireframe, layout, content, live.

RevDoc stores your health records, gives wellness insights and connects you to providers. I built its Framer site around one promise: know more about your health in 30 seconds.

The four steps, the way I actually work:

• Wireframe: every block placed and sized before any colour

• Layout: sections, spacing and the grid

• Content: real images and copy, never lorem ipsum at launch

• Live: Framer hosting, SEO settings and social previews

Most of the decisions happen in step one. When the wireframe is right, the rest falls into place.

Which step would you want to see slowed down?

Framer webdesign uidesign

Ali Jaber

• 1h

agree on the wireframe, most of the back and forth with a client happens there anyway. I'd want to see the content step slowed down, especially how you got real copy and photos from the client early instead of waiting for them at the end

Deniz Ulmer

pro

• Oct 18

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Sagar Nawaz

• Oct 18

Super clean brand system! 🤌 Love the mint on dark contrast and how the mark works across touchpoints - that ID card mockup is chef's kiss. Great Framer execution for real estate!

proto ix

pro

• Oct 17

The only glow on the Kestra page is the reflective strip on the jacket. It comes from the image itself, so the Framer layers on top stay flat: grey, white and mono text, no glow effects on buttons or headings. That keeps the page easy to edit, because nothing in the UI depends on one lighting setup. If you swap the photo, the glow goes with it. Would you add a glow effect in Framer or keep it in the image?

Framer UI Design Web Design

Mahmudul Hasan Manik

pro

• Oct 18

wow, nothing but top notch

Cheree Zellars

pro

• Oct 17

Built this in Framer as a concept project. Goal was to make it feel run by ex-journalists. Choices: editorial serif (Libre Baskerville), a dark photo with one color accent, and copy that positions against blast-style PR.

Where I’m unsure: text legibility over the photo and whether the two CTAs compete. What would you change?