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Real Estate Agent Site - Built for a local Realtor in Hampton Roads, VA
I built this one in Framer from the ground up. The hero has subtle mouse-tracking on the clouds — move your cursor and they follow, slow and atmospheric. From there, soft animations carry you through the rest of the site. Nothing overdone, just enough motion to make it feel alive.
The build includes a homepage with stats and social proof, an active listings section, services breakdown, testimonials, and a contact flow — all fully responsive, all native Framer.
Simple but cool design👍
That was the vibe. Appreciate it!
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Created by Lepisov Branding in collaboration with Creative Mints.
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