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From Figma to Framer - Structured Agency Website Build
This agency website started with layout hierarchy and section logic in Figma before moving into Framer for a clean, interactive build.
Instead of jumping directly into development, I focus on:
• Clear content structure
• Strong typography hierarchy
• Modular section system
• Responsive planning from the start
When structure is defined early, development becomes cleaner and more scalable.
Design first. Then purposeful execution.
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The last iterations of the concepts for the Renalta Legacy website. Sadly it never went live :( hopefully one day ill work again in this style and bring this royal vision to life! 👑
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This is a Framer project I’ve been working on recently.
Framer gives a lot of freedom to experiment with interactions and layouts, which makes the process feel really flexible.
The workflow is fast and easy to work with, so it’s simple to test different ideas along the way.
It’s been interesting to see how small interaction details can change the overall experience.
Still exploring more with Framer.::
Nice work. The layout and hero section look really clean.
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