Trust is the hardest thing to design.

Especially for a company like Stilta, a YC W26 patent AI startup working in one of the most serious spaces in tech: intellectual property.

When the product touches high-stakes legal work, the website can’t just look good. It has to feel precise, calm, and credible from the first second.

amamzing work

I built Madrepunk™'s own website to prove what's possible in Framer, and it just earned an Honorable Mention on Awwwards. The build leans on a custom carousel preloader, a WebGL slider, and an infinite canvas gallery, all interaction work I normally do for clients, applied to my own studio this time. Awwwards recognition means something because the jury scores design, usability, creativity, and content, not just how it looks. It's a good signal that Framer holds up to that bar past templates. Look here: https://www.awwwards.com/sites/madrepunktm-studio

The fact that the Awwwards jury recognized this beyond visual polish speaks volumes. Most Framer sites lean heavy on aesthetics, but your WebGL slider + carousel preloader combination actually enhances usability. Did the infinite canvas approach create performance challenges, or...