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Working on a portfolio experience in Framer, focused on clean structure, strong hierarchy, and intentional flow.
Still refining interactions and sections, but the goal is simple: make the work feel clear, premium, and easy to explore.
Open to feedback.
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Most testimonial sections are just a grid of quotes.
So I made mine arrive like mail. ✉️
Free on the @framer marketplace if you want to use it. Link below. 👇
Get the component here 👇https://www.framer.com/marketplace/components/letter-testimonials/
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Letter Testimonials — Free Component for Framer
Testimonials, sealed with care — Letter Testimonials is a free Carousels component for Framer, on the Framer Marketplace. Build on it with Framer’s agent, directly on the canvas.
The hardest part of building Lappo wasn't the design.
It was making it easy to use. I wanted anyone to update their projects, articles and team in the Framer CMS, without moving things around by hand and breaking the layout.
I also wanted it to feel different from the usual Framer templates, with a character of its own.
Lappo is the result: a Framer template for small design studios, with room for your work, your team and how you think.
It's finally out → https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/lappo/
I've published a new portfolio project on Behance and Dprofile.
In this project, I tried to focus not only on the visual aspects, but also on the details, structure, and overall user experience.
I'd love it if you could check out the project and share your thoughts. If you like the work, please show your support with a like — it helps the project get more attention.
I'll post the links to Behance and Dprofile in the comments.
Love the monochrome UI, warm accent and subtle layout details. Curious how much of the motion was done in Three.js versus Jitter?