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What if a design studio website didn't look like every other agency website?
I wanted this concept to feel less like a portfolio and more like a digital studio with a point of view.
Built around two simple ideas:
DESIGN. BUILD.
The goal was to create an experience that feels confident, editorial, and intentional from the typography and layout to the interactions.
Designed in Figma.
Built in Framer.
Still refining it, but I’m really happy with where it’s going.
What do you think?
#WebDesign #Framer #UIDesign #DesignStudio
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the blurry people on the home page look great. what made you pick that effect?
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I wanted the effect to create a sense of movement and energy while keeping the focus on the studio’s work. The blur also adds a bit of mystery and makes the people feel more like part of the atmosphere rather than the main subject. I felt it fit the bold, editorial direction of the site really well.
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