Parallax Gallery Pro — Interactive Portfolio Section for Framer Floating image nodes with paralla...

Parallax Gallery Pro — Interactive Portfolio Section for Framer Floating image nodes with paralla...Parallax Gallery Pro — Interactive Portfolio Section for Framer Floating image nodes with paralla...

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Alejandra Trinca

• Apr 16

Parallax Gallery Pro — Interactive Portfolio Section for Framer

Floating image nodes with parallax depth on desktop. A masonry gallery with fullscreen overlays on mobile. One component, two experiences — built for portfolios, editorials, and brand narratives that need to feel alive, not just displayed.

Completed work

Framer Website Development UI Design Low-Code/No-Code Development Claude Framer React

Creatvnest Studio

• Oct 4

Navigation, but a little different. Built this floating side nav from scratch and designed a hero to match it. Offset.

Framer Website Design Framer Website Development Claude Figma Framer navbar

Mahmudul Hasan Manik

pro

• Oct 5

I love the smoothness

Rehbaz Ali

• Oct 4

A few things we’ve been working on this month.

Different industries, different problems, but the same goal: making complex products feel simple, clear, and trustworthy.

Fintech → Investment Banking → Geospatial AI

More projects are still in progress. Full case studies coming soon.

Completed work

3D Animation Web Design Web Development Figma Framer Lovable

Blee Bruce

• Oct 4

This is the kind of work I enjoy seeing — simple, focused, and actually thought through.

Pedro AGB

• Oct 4

Building a pet SaaS hero

Soft visuals, bold typography, and a clear conversion path, designed to make the product feel as friendly as the pets it helps

Built in Framer

Framer Framer Website Design Framer Website Development

Rohan Ahmed

• Oct 4

The dark CTA stands out against the soft sage background, even with the cat taking center stage. How are you handling the cat and headline on mobile: stacked or a tighter crop?