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this is what Framer magic looks like when you really know what you are doing. Vlad just showed us all that the possibilities are endless. bookmark this one!
A literally crazy animation built in Framer 👁️ 👄 👁️
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🏁 Introducing Soren Vale — A Motorsport Portfolio Experience
Just launched my latest Framer template, designed for racing drivers, motorsport teams, and athletes who want to tell their stories beyond the track.
The idea was simple: create something that feels less like a traditional portfolio and more like a racing experience.
Here's what I built:
→ Bold editorial typography and cinematic visuals
→ Interactive 3D car experience
→ Scroll-driven storytelling and racing timeline
→ Dynamic race calendar and circular gallery
→ CMS-powered content for easy customization
→ Fully responsive across devices
One of my favorite parts is the storytelling section, where oversized typography meets floating racing photography to create a bold yet minimal composition.
Built entirely in Framer. Now live on Framer Marketplace.
Always open to collaborating on creative websites, interactive experiences, and ambitious digital products.
Let's build something memorable. 🏎️
I came across an amazing piece by Wes Cockx, which inspired me to create something similar.
The goal wasn't just to recreate the visuals, but to understand how the motion works and how to build it using Geometry Nodes in Blender.
It was a great opportunity to experiment, learn new techniques, and practice skills I can bring into future client projects.
Sometimes, the best way to learn is to take something that inspires you and figure out how it works.
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No AI was used.
Recreating a piece to learn the motion is a great way to practice. The lighting looks sharp.
Following up on my recent dive into Framer, I decided to put the concepts into practice by designing and building a complete agency landing page from scratch.
Working directly in the canvas helped me better understand how Framer bridges the gap between layout design and responsive web production.
Here is what this build covers:
Structured Layouts: Organizing nested sections—from the Navbar and Hero Section down to Cards, Testimonials, and Footer navigation.
Multi-Device Responsiveness: Ensuring fluid adaptation across Desktop, Tablet, and Mobile viewports directly inside the builder.
Visual Polishing: Crafting a clean agency aesthetic with balanced typography, subtle gradients, and interactive component states.
Each project makes the workflow smoother and faster.
Have you been building with Framer lately?
I'd love to hear what tips or workflows have sped up your design process! 👇
Setting up component variants early sped up my Framer builds a lot.