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This one feels pretty damn cool.
I’m officially in the top 1% of designers on a platform with more than 1,000,000 users.
I’ve never cared much about chasing rankings, but seeing this after years of designing, learning, rebuilding things, questioning my own work, and just trying to get a little better every day means a lot.
Top 1% is wiiild man, great job!! 🚀
Viewfinder × Framer 📸
Black, bold, image first.
The idea was to give the photography room to breathe, less clutter, more atmosphere.
I built the Framer website around wedding stories, event photography, galleries, services, and featured moments, using oversized typography, dark layouts, and responsive interactions to create a more editorial feel.
The fun part? Finding the balance between strong visuals and effortless browsing without making the website feel heavy. ✨
🤝 Open to collaborating with photographers, studios, creative teams & developers on interesting builds.
Built with: Framer · Responsive Development · Interactive Galleries · CMS · Creative Web Development
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The dark editorial look really suits wedding work, the photos do the talking. Image-first sites like this usually live or die on load feel though. How are you handling the galleries in Framer, native lazy loading with blurred placeholders or something custom? I am a Next.js dev...
