Delta CGI | Framer Website for a Creative Production Studio by Oleksandr MurmyloDelta CGI | Framer Website for a Creative Production Studio by Oleksandr Murmylo

Delta CGI | Framer Website for a Creative Production Studio

Oleksandr Murmylo

Oleksandr Murmylo

Delta CGI | Framer website for a CGI & mixed reality studio

A visual-first Framer website for a CGI and mixed reality studio, built around large-scale work, smoother project browsing, and a flexible CMS.

A website that puts the work first

Delta CGI creates CGI, mixed reality, and visual content.
The website needed to feel less like a traditional agency site and more like a showcase for the work itself, with larger visuals, cleaner navigation, and a structure that makes exploring projects feel effortless.
The result is a visual-first Framer website built around motion, project discovery, and strong art direction.

Letting the projects do the talking

The main goal was simple: give the work more space.
Instead of surrounding projects with heavy UI or long explanations, the new direction uses larger imagery, stronger typography, and cleaner layouts so every project can carry more visual weight.
That makes the site feel closer to a digital portfolio than a standard service website.

Smoother project discovery

Browsing the work was an important part of the experience.
The project structure was refined to make moving between different CGI and mixed reality projects quicker and more intuitive.
Users can explore the studio’s work without repeatedly hitting dead ends or navigating through unnecessary layers.

Flexible Framer CMS

Projects were moved into a CMS structure so the team can keep adding new work without rebuilding layouts manually.
The system keeps project pages consistent while still allowing enough flexibility for different combinations of images, video, copy, and project information.
This gives Delta a much easier way to maintain the portfolio as new work is released.

Built for motion

For a CGI studio, static screenshots alone are not enough.
The Framer build gives video and motion content a much bigger role throughout the experience, with transitions and interactions kept intentionally subtle so they support the work rather than compete with it.

Responsive without losing the visual impact

Large visuals can easily fall apart on smaller screens.
The layouts were adapted across desktop, tablet, and mobile so the site keeps the same visual character while remaining easy to browse on every device.

The result

Delta now has a website that feels much closer to the quality of the work it presents.
The new system gives projects more space, makes the portfolio easier to explore, and gives the team a flexible CMS for publishing future work.
Framer also gives the site room to keep evolving without requiring a full rebuild every time the portfolio grows.

Project info

Role Framer development, website refinement
Platform Framer
Scope Responsive development, CMS architecture, project pages, interactions, video and motion, performance, launch
Industry CGI / Mixed Reality / Creative Studio

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Posted Sep 1, 2026

The website was built in Framer as a highly visual, portfolio-first experience with responsive UX, motion, and a scalable CMS for projects and services.