A few months ago, I lost a potential client because I didn't know Framer. They needed a website built on the platform, and I had to admit I'd never used it. That rejection stung, but it was the wake-up call I needed.
From that day forward, I dove into Framer. Started with practice projects for my partner and a friend who needed websites. Nothing fancy, just learning by doing.
Fast forward to today, here's my new site: https://www.tonylure.com/
Could I keep tweaking it forever? Absolutely. Will I ever feel it's 100% perfect? Probably not. But I've learned that "done is better than perfect" isn't just a saying – it's survival.
As creatives, we're wired to see every flaw, every detail that could be better. But sometimes you have to ship despite that inner voice.
How do you deal with perfectionism in your work?
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Here’s a little piece from my current project. As I watch the Swiss design concept become a part of my creative DNA, I find myself constantly gravitating towards this direction in web design.
What’s really interesting is that Volume 3 studio and I are experimenting here, mixing things that seem completely unmixable at first glance.
Since Volume 3 is a CGI and VFX studio, it was crucial to incorporate a 3D dimension into their brand communication. On top of that, a Terminal UI is exactly what keeps that technical vibe going.
So, the final mix is International (Swiss) style, a Terminal UI, and a 3D feel brought to life by neumorphism. Crazy, right???
It looks simple and clean, but behind the scenes, there’s a massive amount of work on the details. We focused on all those little things that push the UX/UI into the premium segment — the things you don't necessarily see right away, but you definitely feel when you're on the page.
The work is still ongoing, so I can't dive into reflecting on the whole process just yet, but I'm gonna keep revealing small parts here.
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