I designed a premium Framer website for LOIRE, a tennis coaching and player-development brand. The interface uses editorial grid systems, dark forest tones, cinematic sports imagery, program cards, coach profiles, testimonials, video content, and conversion-focused CTAs. The site organizes private coaching, performance training, junior development, technical analysis, tactical development, video feedback, match preparation, personalized training plans, and progress tracking into a refined responsive experience.

This looks very nicee

Shipped a membership update to Cohestra, our editorial template for course creators and independent schools.

We partnered with FrameAuth to build auth into the template. Sign-up, sign-in with Google or a one-time email code, an account page, and overrides for locking any section behind access.

The design problem behind it: a course site template usually stops at the enroll button. Everything after that, the part where someone actually becomes a student, happens on a platform that looks nothing like the site you designed. You spend the whole project on a first impression and then hand the relationship to someone else's UI.

Now it stays in one Framer project.

Amazing work🔥