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A sample site has no client logos to lean on, so I made the hero the proof.
Verrow is a marketing site for a fictional creative analytics tool. Click any ad in the dashboard and it redraws the hook rate, hold rate, retention curve, and the reason it's winning or fading.
Figma: one Home frame that becomes 1440, 768, or 390 by switching a variable mode.
Framer: one code component, fully keyboard accessible. 98 on PageSpeed mobile.
Case study: https://web.leoreed.com/#verrow
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Love how fluid this ticker/carousel is.
Component for Hike Medical — made in Framer.
Designed by Iverson agency.
The easing on that ticker feels really smooth. Small components like this do a lot for how premium a site feels.
Day 15/30 — Halfway Through My Freelancing Challenge! 🚀
15 days of showing up, learning, and trying to build my freelance career.
One thing I've realized:
Building a portfolio and building a freelance business are two completely different challenges.
Designing a landing page takes creativity and technical skills.
Finding clients requires something else:
Understanding what businesses actually need
Communicating the value of your work
Building trust before asking for a project
Staying consistent even when outreach doesn't get replies
I've been reaching out to potential clients, exploring freelance opportunities, and improving how I approach landing-page design.
No paid client yet, but I'm learning what it takes to get there.
My focus for the next 15 days: Less random outreach, more relevant conversations, and stronger portfolio case studies.
Halfway there. Still building. 💻
#FreelanceJourney #Framer #WebDesign #BuildInPublic
"building a portfolio and building a freelance business are two completely different challenges" is such a true line. what kind of outreach have you been doing so far, email or dms?
I designed and built this hero as a concept for Nation, an AI store builder for first-time sellers. You write one sentence, and Nation builds the store, runs the ads and ships the orders while you approve each step
The brief asked for “a nation, not a SaaS.” A nation is somewhere you travel to, so the hero is a boarding pass for one trip: JOB → OWN, from your 9-to-5 to your own store. The ticket’s only highlight is “First sale,” which promises money without promising a number
Before the ticket I tried a flag, a passport, a main street of shops and a shipping box. The box didn’t make it, but its airmail stripes ended up on the stub
On the live page the two torn halves of the ticket snap together, the page builds around it, and hovering flips it to the back. Below that, one real seller’s story explains the product with the interface set into the sentence
Live site: nation-site-xi.vercel.app
Concept work, not affiliated with Nation
The boarding pass idea for "JOB to OWN" is clever. Love that the ticket tears apart as the page builds.