🐾 A website made for people who treat their pets like family. Designed a premium pet care e-comm...🐾 A website made for people who treat their pets like family. Designed a premium pet care e-comm...
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🐾 A website made for people who treat their pets like family.
Designed a premium pet care e-commerce and services website for dogs & cats, with a warm visual direction that feels trustworthy, friendly, and modern.
The design was created in Figma and brought to life in Framer, with a focus on creating a strong visual experience without making the interface feel complicated.
What I focused on:
• Custom Figma UI design
• Framer website design & development
• Dog & cat focused visual identity
• Large editorial-style hero sections
• Interactive service and product cards
• Smooth hover interactions
• Clear appointment and shopping CTAs
• Testimonials and trust-building sections
• Responsive layout
• Custom typography, spacing and visual hierarchy
The idea was to create something that feels premium enough for a modern pet-care brand while still being warm and approachable.
Some concept work from the agency. Planning to share more of what we create, from clean interfaces to the little motion details that bring them to life.
Check out the website: https://urest.agency/
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