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Here we go! ⚡️
QUADRO — my new Framer template for career coaches and consultants is live!
https://framer.com/marketplace/templates/quadro/
The goal was to make the website look and work like a storytelling presentation, guiding you through the pages and sections.
Hope you’ll like it! 💙
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My new website is finally live! 🎉
2 months in the works, all starting from one goal: to have a place I could proudly share with the world — and a dedicated space for my premium @framer templates.
Come check it out, and if you like it, a like and share would mean a lot.
And if there's any part of the website you'd like to know how to build in Framer, just drop a comment and I'll make a tutorial for it.
Thank you!
P.S. Make sure to scroll back and forth on Footer 2-3 times, there's a surprise there 😮
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Designed by @Logan Dang
Built with Framer by me
How can I have these kinds video of my templates?
Why does a dashboard full of numbers still feel calm?
Bento grids are everywhere, and done right it's not a trend, it's information design. Each cell = one number, one meaning. The grid does the hierarchy for you.
Our three rules for a bento that works:
One idea per cell. Progress, glucose, one task. If a card needs two sentences, it needs two cards.
Mix the scale. One hero cell, a few mediums, one tiny stat, same gap everywhere.
One warm cell. A single card runs warm against the cool, dark screen; it carries the eye, and the rest stay quiet. No neon needed. Grids are calm. Content is loud. That's the whole trick.
Love the three rules. How do you handle this grid when it collapses to mobile without losing the hierarchy?
: One of my favorite recent builds ✦
Theory was designed for a creative studio that needed something bold and editorial without losing clarity or usability.
The part I loved most was figuring out how to make the site feel visually expressive while still giving the portfolio work room to breathe. Lots of strong type, intentional movement, and little custom details throughout.
Designed + developed in Squarespace 7.1 with custom CSS and JavaScript.
The oversized “recent work” type over the project imagery is a lovely touch. Gives the portfolio a real editorial feel.