This is my first Framer template. It's called Kamayari.
In Tagalog "Kamay" means hand. "Yari" means made. Made by hand.
It's for furniture, homeware and craft shops that sell by enquiry, not through a checkout. Customers find the right piece and ask about it in one tap.
It's my first try at micro interactions inside the Framer canvas, and my first dynamic visual elements. The editing previews on the page are actual elements built in the canvas, not videos.
Heads-up: the template works, but some of the forms are still in testing. So it's not fully functional yet.
Check it out (https://contra.com/p/Xb7WUcEq-kamayari)
In true ADHD fashion, I’ve spent approximately FOREVER setting up my online portfolio (https://www.bellabrillantes.com/), something I could have probably made in a weekend (Plot twist: I actually finished the whole thing over the weekend 😮💨)
So here’s my little corner of the internet, a home for my creative work, curiosities, rabbit holes, creative detours, and things I make simply because they amuse me hehe 🧡
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A year ago, I moved from our i18n team at Canva, where I led and supported template campaigns built around cultural insights, local context, and the nuances of how people celebrate, communicate, and create across different locales.
Now, on Growth, my design team's starting point looks different. We work mainly from SEO data, search behavior, and signals around what people are actively looking for 👀
Different insight. Different source. Same creative process: find the signal, ground it in real-world research, understand the person behind it, and turn that understanding into something useful, relevant, and worth creating.
It’s honestly been interesting to see how changing the input can change the output, while the fundamentals of good design stay surprisingly the same.
Here’s a look at what my team has been making so far this year! ✨
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tiiny.host Landing Page
Description:
A clean, friendly landing page for tiiny.host, the easiest way to put a file online and share it with a link.
The goal was to make the product feel as simple as it actually is. The upload box sits right in the hero, so visitors can drag in a file and get a live link without scrolling or signing up first.
What I focused on:
1. Upload-first hero with a clear “Upload a File” action and file type tabs (Docs, Images, Code, Samples)
2. Hand-drawn illustrations and script accents to keep the tone light and approachable
3. Social proof up top: 500K+ users and logos like Salesforce, Nestlé, and Square
4. Soft sky gradient and plenty of breathing room so nothing feels technical or intimidating
What's better than having a fox at your side?
Sharing my character illustration studies for a fintech app for their own avatar.
I love Mochi character design so much that Koro was the one who got approved T_____________T
Give a high five or message me for design inquiries 😄