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New week. Final stretch of May.
I am wrapping up the last project for the month and one thing I kept pushing hard on was overlays in Framer.
Not just using them as popups… but as part of the experience.
Navigation that feels alive.
Transitions that guide attention.
Interactions that make the site feel premium without screaming for it.
That’s the part people don’t always notice consciously, but they feel it immediately when they land on a website.
Every project keeps reminding me that modern web design is less about stacking sections and more about controlling flow, emotion, and interaction.
Framer keeps making that process ridiculously flexible when you know how to push it properly.
May was solid.
More experiments. More polished builds. More attention to detail.
Onto the next one. 🚀
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Exploring two different directions for a potential brewery website refresh in Framer. The idea was to showcase their products in a dynamic way: showing the custom labels designed for each variety of beer, custom designs and information.
The first direction is a bit static (PNG), easier for updates and loading times. But the second one... it took a bit more work but was able to workaround Framer and include native-ish 3D objetcs to have a more interactive experience.
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I wanted the coming soon page to show the idea without overexplaining it
So instead of writing a giant product manifesto (yet),
I added a small playground
You can move the sliders and see how the visual keeps shifting
Same base 🤝 different settings
Scale, density, or contrast can change the whole direction
That's my favorite - how many versions can come from even one small effect
Come play with it 🙌
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Really like the idea of turning the “coming soon” page into an interactive playground instead of a static teaser.
The “same base, different settings” concept feels much more engaging than over explaining the product upfront.
Designed a hero section for Monolith, an independent design studio crafting digital legacies
I am still available for design gigs: https://calendly.com/book-a-15mins-call/theframerdude
This is amazing brooo, like I love the layout even though the full preview is unavailable it already gives these nice layout vibe
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