Stilta is a YC-backed patent AI startup from Stockholm, Sweden, building software for high-stakes intellectual property work. Their product helps teams with patent research, infringement analysis, invalidity research, and evidence-heavy legal workflows.

The website had to reflect that seriousness from the first moment. It needed to feel sharp, credible, premium, and calm, while making a complex product easy to understand.

The plan was to take the existing Figma direction and rebuild it into a complete, scalable Framer website. The goal was not just to copy the design, but to turn it into a working digital product with clean structure, responsive behavior, page logic, SEO foundations, article pages, and a proper client handover. Framer made it possible to stay close to the original design while making the site easier to manage, publish, update, and grow.

The strategy was to turn a complex product into a website that feels clear without losing depth. Stilta’s audience includes IP lawyers, patent teams, enterprise buyers, investors, and future hires, so the experience had to communicate trust, precision, and ambition from the first scroll.

The design needed to guide visitors through the product step by step, explain why it matters, and create confidence in the company behind it without making the page feel crowded or overly technical.

My role was to turn the approved direction into a polished, responsive, and launch-ready website. I shaped the structure, refined the user experience, built the pages across all breakpoints, prepared the content flow, set up the news and article system, and supported the full handover and launch process.

I also took care of the final quality checks, SEO foundation, structured data, accessibility details, Branding Assets and post-launch refinements to make sure the website was not only visually strong, but also practical and ready to grow.

The process was built around turning Stilta’s serious and technical product into a website that feels clear, premium, and trustworthy. Every section was shaped with strong hierarchy, calm spacing, and a focused content flow so visitors could understand the company without feeling overwhelmed. The goal was to keep the experience sharp and modern while still giving it the credibility a high-stakes patent AI company needs.

The final result is a complete website that gives Stilta a polished and serious digital presence. The site feels premium without being loud, technical without being confusing, and structured without feeling rigid. It explains a complex patent AI product in a clear, credible way for the people who matter most to the company.

Made by Deniz Ulmer. I handled the Figma-to-Framer build, web design refinement, responsive setup, SEO, AEO optimization, structured data, handover support, and post-launch improvements for Stilta.