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Two months of building.
I’ve been designing and developing a new Framer template for creative studios and agencies.
Art direction, design and development, all by me.
The goal was to create a complete studio experience with strong typography, bold visuals, thoughtful interactions, and a refined editorial direction.
After two months of work, it’s finally ready to launch.
Launching next week.
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Sigrid Satō - Website Design & Development
Sigrid Satō is a solo architect who works with two to three home owners at a time. The brief was to design and develop a brand and website, for one purpose, to reinforce and confirm the initial impression made by the person referring her work.
The website is a home to not only showcase her work, but her thinking, her approach and execution. It's a digital flag planted in the ground quietly but firmly stating who she is and who she works with.
I kept the design minimal using one font with multiple weights - Eiko for the H1 display title and Fraktion Sans for the body. Both fonts are from Pangram Pangram Foundry and a minimal color pallet to create an editorial look and feel.
Disclaimer; This is a self-initiated project to sharpen my craft across physical and digital assets. I used Claude to provide the copy and lummi.ai to generate the images.
My career as a designer has never been a consistent one.
No straight line. No winning year on year. Honestly, the bumpiest journey imaginable to get where I am.
I started in this industry with a cracked version of Photoshop, running on a PC that would crash with anything I designed.
I once worked for a company on 12k a year and could barely make rent. But I did what I could, because I love what I do.
To anyone expecting perfection in your first year, think twice. Technology lets us get better faster, sure, but you still need the fundamentals of design and business. Without them you're just guessing at what's good, and your clients pay the price.
Take your time. The reality of success is still damn hard work. A social following doesn't pay the way you think it does not unless you know how to sell or create.
If I could give someone a piece of advice, it'd be this: Be patient, Be willing to give more than you take and don't rely on AI to do all the thinking for you.
How long have you been in this industry? Since I started this career, I have been a huge fan of your work. From which design period did you start to show the desired outcome after you joined?