Projects using Framer in Metropolitan City of Milan
Projects using Framer in Metropolitan City of Milan
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Andrea Montini
Complaion – Streamlining ISO Certification
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Andrea Burlon
Givers - Real Estate Agency
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Katerina Rabadzhiyska
Luka Moreau Photography Website Development
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Giustino Borzacchiello
Fluida: speed-up go-to-market with a design system
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Eidos Studio, Creative studio branding and website
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Gustave Flowbert
Farrok — Agency Portfolio Template
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Olga Pustovalova
Webpage within the 'AI vs designers: Can AI replace us?' project
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Mattia Zeminian
Language Tutor Website
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Marco Vinciguerra
Omnia Marketing
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Stefano Pistoni
Website Design for Restaurant in Framer
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Gianmarco Mantovan
Sorgenti – Eco Product Landing Page
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Davide Fraterno
Digital Travel Itinerary – Skorpion Travel Redesign
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Sina Mir
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Tourist Children's Clothing Manufacturer
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Alessandro Di Lorenzo
This project is a high-end restaurant web experience designed to transform a traditional pizzeria into a premium digital brand. By combining cinematic visuals, bold typography, and conversion-driven UX, the platform turns a simple website into a powerful storytelling and booking tool. Every section is crafted to evoke authenticity, warmth, and appetite—guiding users seamlessly from discovery to reservation. The result is a modern, scalable digital product that enhances brand perception, increases engagement, and drives direct customer actions.
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Edoardo Galati
I'm excited like a child playing with his favorite toys. Here’s an update on my iPodfolio, your portfolio in an #iPod (https://x.com/hashtag/iPod?src=hashtag_click), made in @framer (https://x.com/framer)
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Sky Hsiao
POUR | Digital editorial magazine This digital editorial project for Oatly transforms plant-based eating from a product choice into a cultural worldview. By prioritizing "slow media" depth over social media speed, the magazine uses four strategic pillars to explore identity, ritual, and ethics. It builds long-term trust with Gen Z through transparent, narrative-driven storytelling.
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