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Hey friends! Yesterday I shared my latest case study for Powermatic Technologies.
I worked on both the design and development, from the initial direction to the final live website. I put a lot of time into the details, and I'm happy to finally share the result.
If you have a moment to check it out and leave a like, I'd really appreciate the support. It means a lot!
You can find the case study here
From the first direction all the way to live, and in plain HTML and JS, respect 🙌 Like delivered as requested 😄
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A private aviation website should do more than look expensive. It needs to turn visitors into qualified leads.
For Fly Velair, I designed and developed a complete digital experience built around their private jet charter and aircraft sales business.
The project included a full Framer website, a custom 3-step booking flow integrated with their CRM, CMS-driven aircraft listings, a dedicated Jets for Sale platform, SEO optimization, 10 search-focused articles, and premium print collateral.
Every part of the experience was designed to feel as premium as the service while making it easier for customers to inquire, book, and explore available aircraft.
Full case study below. Would love to hear what you think.
The 10 search-focused articles are the part most people skip, and for charter that long-tail traffic is probably where a lot of the real leads come from. Curious how you split the build, Framer for the main site and Lovable + Supabase for the jets for sale platform?
How I designed Parti, my architecture template for Framer, and the phone review that changed its hierarchy.
This is beautifully done! Do you usually start your projects with wireframes or visual references?
