I developed both landing pages directly in Framer, maintaining the visual integrity of Onversed’s brand while improving UX consistency.
For the Fashion Designer Page, I created a flexible layout capable of adapting between a 3x3 grid or a featured main look with supporting thumbnails, depending on the final photography set.
I implemented a custom interactive slideshow system that supports dual navigation: users can browse fashion looks using keyboard arrows or mouse gestures, accompanied by smooth transitions and dynamic cursor changes.
Each look was clearly labeled and linked to the form dropdown, ensuring precise data collection.
The form system was customized to send submissions directly to the client’s email with a predefined subject line, automating organization and tracking.
The second landing page followed a similar structural system but focused on a lighter, conversion-oriented design, prioritizing clarity and speed.