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Framer was missing a league table component so decided to make one.
This one is hyper specific to football clubs across leagues in Europe, North America, South America, Asia, Africa, etc who might consider using Framer for their website development and want to use a readymade component instead of trying to build it themselves.
What comes next is simple:
1. Live score component.
2. Knockout phase view component.
3. Football club Framer template.
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I specialize in designing and developing high-performance Fintech SaaS websites using Framer, focusing on intuitive UI/UX for complex financial solutions. This project, "Cortexa," showcases my expertise in creating a modern, secure, and highly functional platform for accounting software and financial management.
My role involved comprehensive UI/UX design, strategic layout planning, and custom Framer development to ensure a seamless user journey. The primary challenge was to present sophisticated financial tools such as expense management, payroll streamlining, and cross-border invoicing in an accessible and visually engaging manner. I leveraged Framer's advanced capabilities to create dynamic interfaces, interactive data visualizations, and a responsive design that ensures optimal performance across all devices. The impact was a highly engaging, conversion-optimized website that effectively communicates Cortexa's value proposition, drives lead generation, and establishes their authority in the Fintech SaaS market.
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Love the color blocking and section pacing on display.
I recently redesigned my website, which presents Framer services and template work, and the process became more technical than visual over time.
The interesting part is that most improvements came from reducing complexity rather than adding more interface elements.
Less motion competing for attention.
More controlled contrast between surfaces.
More intentional spacing behavior between content-heavy sections.
Stronger typography hierarchy instead of relying on decorative visuals.
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about how modern portfolio websites often optimize for immediate visual impact but quietly reduce readability and trust after a few seconds of navigation.
So the goal here became creating something that feels structured and calm, even when the interface becomes dense.
Still refining the system before considering it finished, and would genuinely value critiques from other Framer designers/developers here.
Especially around pacing, hierarchy, and areas where the experience still feels unresolved.
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