Framer Code-Drawn Illustrations for an AI Evals StartupFramer Code-Drawn Illustrations for an AI Evals Startup
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No Figma exports, no images, no Lottie. Every illustration on this page is a Framer code component I drew in code. Holdout is a concept for an AI evals startup, and the brand idea is a sealed crate whose blue tape breaks only when a change is scored. Live at holdout.framer.website
Timothy's avatar
Drawing every illustration in code is such a power move. No export pipeline, no asset weight, and the sealed crate illustrations are probably crisp at any resolution because of it. The metaphor is perfect for AI evals too. Was building them as code components actually faster...
Krishna's avatar
Thanks Timothy! Honestly, the first scene was slower than exporting, because I had to write a small isometric renderer first. After that each new scene was just boxes and a timeline, so the rest went fast. The bigger payoff is consistency. Same light and corners everywhere, and...
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