Gabriela Guerra
Web designer building clean sites in Framer.
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Brasa: Concept Restaurant Website
Brasa isn't a real restaurant. This is a self-initiated concept project: a one-page website I designed and built in Framer for a fictional 28-seat wood-fire restaurant in Barcelona, to practice designing for a local hospitality business instead of a tech brand.
The brief was to make a small, short-menu restaurant feel warm and unhurried, with copy that stays concrete (producers, ingredients, opening hours) instead of falling back on restaurant clichés. The page is organized around what a first-time visitor needs: read the menu, check the hours and book a table.
What's in it: a tabbed menu split into four sections, a photo gallery, a reservation request form (name, phone, email, date, time, party size and notes) with a clear policy underneath, and a visit block with address and opening hours. Navigation is a single page with anchor links, and a "Book a table" button in the navigation and in the hero.
Structure: Hero, Story, Menu, Gallery, Reservations, Visit.
Live site: [https://trusting-listening-991375.framer.app ]
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Convergence - Concept Event Landing Page
Convergence isn't a real conference. This is a self-initiated concept project: a landing page I designed and built in Framer for a fictional one-day tech conference in Lisbon, to practice building a conversion-focused event site rather than a portfolio or a studio site.
The brief was to make a single-track, intimate event feel curated and urgent without falling into generic event-marketing hype. That meant a hero with the date, the city and a live countdown to doors opening, a manifesto section that sets the tone before the content starts, a ticket section with a clear price hierarchy (Early Bird, Standard, Team), and a schedule laid out as a timeline instead of cards.
The site also includes a speaker lineup, venue details and an FAQ built as an accordion.
Structure: Hero, Manifesto, Speakers, Schedule, Venue, Tickets, FAQ.
Live site: https://trustworthy-lots-032557.framer.app
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Arclight — Concept Studio Portfolio (Fictional Studio)
Arclight isn't a real studio. This is a self-initiated concept project — a portfolio site I designed and built in Framer for a fictional 3-person product design studio, to practice building for a brand rather than an individual, and to learn Framer's CMS.
Unlike a personal portfolio, this project speaks in a collective voice ("we") and centers the studio's work and point of view — including a Journal section with dynamic, CMS-powered articles, and a short manifesto stating how the studio works.
Structure: Home, Work (case studies for three fictional clients), Journal (CMS collection with list), About (the team), Contact.
Live site: https://bisque-grapefruit-741783.framer.app
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Nadia Cortés — Concept Portfolio (Fictional Founder)
Nadia Cortés isn't a real person. This is a self-initiated concept project — a personal portfolio website I designed and built in Framer for a fictional AI startup founder & developer, to practice minimalist, motion-driven design for tech and product profiles.
The goal was to move away from decorative animation and use motion with intent: a signature text-reveal effect repeated consistently across sections.
Structure: a single-page site with anchor navigation (Home, Projects, About, Services, Contact), with compact project cards (Loop, Nimbus, Redash) built around context and result rather than long case studies.
Live site: https://lower-root-213195.framer.app
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