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Created a distinctive editorial-style architecture landing page in Framer that moves beyond conventional architecture website layouts. Developed a cohesive visual identity through asymmetric compositions, monochrome imagery, expressive typography, and a restrained color system. Built responsive layouts across desktop, tablet, and mobile, with subtle title animations, image hover interactions, SEO metadata, and a custom 404 page.
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Built this 2-page dental clinic website in Framer.
On desktop, the hero section includes service cards that move into place as you scroll and reveal information about each service.
On tablet and mobile, I placed the cards in the services section below the hero instead.
There simply isn't enough space to fit the same interaction without making the hero too crowded, so I kept the layout simpler on smaller screens.
Great Work and the thought behind responsiveness without trying to fit things and simply letting them be a part of the layout without unnecessary animations was a good choice. Just a suggestion the reveal effect with a slight stagger would look great on the mobile i think 😁😁
We just released Spotlight Reveal: a free, interactive Framer component that turns any video or image into an interactive reveal experience. A dark overlay covers the media as visitors move their cursor, a circular spotlight follows and uncovers what's underneath. One click reveals everything 🔦
See it here: https://www.framer.com/@rabenrifaie/components/
this is so cool! need to try this spotlight effect on my portfolio
A grid doesn't have to feel rigid.
With Bento Card, structure and interaction work together.
The grid keeps information organized, while subtle movement adds depth and personality without disrupting the layout.
It's not about making every card move.
It's about making a structured interface feel less static.
Clear structure. A little more character.
Nice Bro!