MD Lab sits at the intersection of bio-inspired science, frontier technology, and the people building both. A powerful proposition — and a hard one to land on a website. Early visitors (scientists, partners, prospective hires) bounced before understanding what the company actually does or where to start. Two jobs in one brief: design a marketing site that makes the positioning click in seconds, and ship it on Framer so a small team could maintain it without engineering support.

Three audience-driven entry points instead of one flat "About us" funnel — research collaborators, technology partners, and individuals exploring the ecosystem each get their own narrative path. A visual system that signals "frontier R&D" without leaning on tired biotech tropes — no DNA helices, no stock microscopes. Bold typography, a vibrant accent palette, and motion used to reinforce hierarchy rather than decorate it. Framer-native architecture. Every section is built from reusable components so the team can publish new research areas, partners, and initiatives without ever touching the design files.

A live, fast-loading site (biotechh.framer.website) that scales cleanly across breakpoints and gives MD Lab a foundation to grow into — fully owned by the team after handover. Scope Discovery → IA & user flows → UI design → Framer build → CMS handover Tools Figma, Framer Role Solo — UX/UI design + Framer development