One of the biggest advantages of building your startup website in Framer? Your website can evolve...One of the biggest advantages of building your startup website in Framer? Your website can evolve...
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One of the biggest advantages of building your startup website in Framer?
Your website can evolve as fast as your product.
Most startups don't usually get their messaging and content right on the first try.
Your positioning changes.
You launch new features.
You target a different audience.
You learn from customer feedback.
Your website should be able to keep up.
That's why I like building in Framer.
Need to update your hero section after talking to customers? Done.
Launching a new feature next week? Easy.
Want to test a different CTA or landing page?
No need to rebuild your entire site.
Your website shouldn't be something you're afraid to touch after launch.
It should grow with your business.
As a Framer developer, I build websites that founders can continuously improve not websites that become outdated the moment they're published.
Recent work for Avallon AI, a YC-backed startup building AI infrastructure for hospitality.
The challenge was explaining a technical product in a way that feels clear to hotel operators, partners and technical teams.
The website was structured around the product story, core capabilities, use cases and proof. Each section helps visitors understand what Avallon does, where it fits and why it matters.
Framer was used to move quickly while giving the team full control after launch. Reusable components and CMS collections make it easier to publish new content, expand the website and keep everything consistent.
The scope included:
• Website design
• Framer development
• Responsive layouts
• CMS architecture
• Custom code
• SEO setup
• Analytics and conversion tracking
The result is a clearer product story and a flexible marketing system that can grow with the company.
Designed and built LANDWISE — a tokenized real estate platform focused on making fractional property investing feel more accessible, transparent, and global.
For the hero, I wanted the interaction itself to communicate what the product is about.
Hovering over the building reveals property price tags — subtly suggesting that each building represents a tokenized real estate opportunity.
The goal was to make the concept understandable through the visual experience, without having to explain everything upfront.
This is a playfuul Framer directionthe retro desktop metaphor gives the portfolio a strong point of view. I especially like how the draggable-looking pieces and color controls turn the project into an experience, not just a gallery.