Freelancers using Framer in QuebecFreelancers using Framer in Quebec
ProjectsPeople
Serena Tyrrell's avatar
Serena Tyrrell
maxMontreal, Canada
Crafting Intentional Brand & Web Experiences
$50k+
Earned
11x
Hired
5.0
Rating
1.3K
Followers
TOP_INDEPENDENT

Top

FRAMER_EXPERT

expert

+2
Crafting Intentional Brand & Web Experiences
Cover image for Framer Portfolio Website Design for Drone House
Framer Portfolio Website Design for Drone House
4
100
Cover image for Framer Website Design for A Remote Career Coach
Framer Website Design for A Remote Career Coach
12
140
Cover image for Redefining the country club experience | Branding + Web design
Redefining the country club experience | Branding + Web design
82
836
Cover image for SYN Brand Identity Design
SYN Brand Identity Design
92
1.3K
Framer(3)
Claudio Rocha's avatar
Claudio Rocha
Montreal, Canada
Framer Developer and Product Desginer
2x
Hired
5.0
Rating
38
Followers
FRAMER_EXPERT

expert

Framer Developer and Product Desginer
Cover image for OceanCove Resort & Beach Club Website
OceanCove Resort & Beach Club Website
0
45
Cover image for DevX Meetups Landing Page
DevX Meetups Landing Page
0
9
Cover image for Framer Jaune Bank Landing Page
Framer Jaune Bank Landing Page
0
21
Cover image for Patriot Cyber Website
Patriot Cyber Website
0
10
Framer(4)
Jean-Julien Hazoumé's avatar
Jean-Julien Hazoumé
Montreal, Canada
Applied Archive Atelier, Creative director, Branding, Web
5.0
Rating
6
Followers
FRAMER_EXPERT

expert

READYMAG_EXPERT

expert

Applied Archive Atelier, Creative director, Branding, Web
Cover image for Méthode Musique
Méthode Musique
0
27
Cover image for Critical Media Lab - McGill
Critical Media Lab - McGill
0
61
Cover image for chimiescent.com
Readymag Logo
chimiescent.com
1
62
Cover image for cremecreme.ca
Readymag Logo
cremecreme.ca
2
75
Framer(2)
Olivier Mornet's avatar
Olivier Mornet
Longueuil, Canada
Digital Creative Enthusiast:From Ideas Into Stunning Designs
14
Followers
FRAMER_EXPERT

expert

Digital Creative Enthusiast:From Ideas Into Stunning Designs
Cover image for Apetiti Website Development
Apetiti Website Development
0
8
Cover image for Personal Website
Personal Website
1
15
Cover image for Asian kitchen
Asian kitchen
0
11
Cover image for International Women's Day
International Women's Day
0
6
Framer(2)
Faadil Boussari's avatar
Faadil Boussari
proGatineau, Canada
Product Designer · Framer · Brand Systems · Prototypes
17
Followers
Product Designer · Framer · Brand Systems · Prototypes
Cover image for What can a website honestly
What can a website honestly know before someone steps inside the room? For Day 13 of my 30 Days of Real Business Problems challenge, I built BEFORE YOU CALL, an illustrative service-page prototype for kitchen-remodelling businesses working with older homes. The problem: Most service websites try to remove uncertainty as quickly as possible. But in renovation, some uncertainty cannot be removed through a form, a calculator or a polished landing page. Some things can be clarified before contact: — the kind of project — priorities and constraints — what information would help — how a useful first conversation could begin Other things still require someone to stand inside the space: — existing structure — plumbing and electrical conditions — measurements — previous alterations — how new work will meet what is already there The central interaction is a visual threshold between those two territories: WHAT WE CAN UNDERSTAND NOW and WHAT REQUIRES AN ON-SITE ASSESSMENT No instant estimate. No fake booking. No false certainty. The project was designed and built in Framer, then presented through an editorial montage made entirely from the real live interface. I also used the first version of my reusable Universal Poster Compiler to translate the same idea into a physical poster metaphor: a clean editorial surface torn open to reveal the building reality underneath. “Some things are only visible when we are there.” Live prototype: https://possible-place-516308.framer.app/ Day 13 / 30 Where should a service website stop simplifying and honestly admit that something still needs to be seen in person?
1
85
Cover image for What if a clinic earned
What if a clinic earned trust by clearly showing what it still does not know? I designed Meridian Physio, a fictional physiotherapy assessment experience built around one principle: Competence Before Commitment. The interface separates: REPORTED → OBSERVED → TESTED → CONCLUDED → UNCERTAIN → NEXT The most important state is UNCERTAIN. Instead of using confidence as a visual shortcut, the experience shows the boundary between evidence, interpretation, and what still requires further assessment. Built in Framer, with a custom product demo created using Remotion, Python, and FFmpeg. This is Day 10 of my 30 Days of Real Business Problems challenge. Memory hook: “A clinic willing to show what it does not know yet.” Full case study : https://contra.com/p/QFF2WWNU-meridian-physio-competence-before-commitment?r=faadil_boussari I would be interested to know whether this kind of transparency would increase your trust in a healthcare service.
1
78
Cover image for Meridian Physio: Competence Before Commitment
Meridian Physio: Competence Before Commitment
0
4
Cover image for Chromatic Duel is a visual
Chromatic Duel is a visual decision experience built in Wonder for the Contra x Wonder Challenge. The project explores a simple idea: Color palette selection should not only be about taste. It should survive pressure. Chromatic Duel turns two competing palette directions into a visible stress test. Ember enters as the bold, warm, dramatic direction. Tidal enters as the calm, precise, premium system direction. Instead of presenting both palettes as moodboards, the Wonder canvas frames them as a duel. The question is not: “Which one looks better?” The question is: “Which one survives?” Inside Wonder, I used the canvas to shape the full decision journey: the initial duel, the stress-test comparison, the iteration trail, the pivot in criteria, the workflow proof layer, and the final verdict. The palettes are compared through four qualitative lenses: Contrast Harmony Accessibility System fit As the system became clearer, Ember felt expressive but less stable. Tidal held together better across the interface direction, making it the stronger final choice. Final Wonder verdict: TIDAL SURVIVES. Ember is archived. I also created a Framer page as a bonus interactive wrapper. It lets visitors try challenger palettes and compare them visually against the fixed Tidal benchmark. The Framer page extends the experience, but the official build, workflow, and final decision remain in Wonder. The core memory line: The palette that survives the stress test wins. Wonder file: https://app.wonder.so/faadil-boussari/files/019f35d4-04d2-7664-afd6-bb717a9100bf Walkthrough video: Uploaded directly with this submission. Framer bonus page: https://cyan-lettuce-159672.framer.app/
1
6
363
Framer(4)