Working with the Bezi team, I helped build and refine their marketing website in Framer. Bezi is an AI workspace for game developers working in Unity and Unreal Engine, and the website needed to explain a product that spans code, scenes, project knowledge, and in-engine actions.

The work covered the homepage, Product and Studios pages, custom interactive components, responsive refinements, and the supporting pricing and content structure. The aim was to make the product tangible while keeping Bezi’s dark visual language, orange accents, and technical character.

A large part of the work focused on interactive product storytelling. I built and refined website illustrations for connected project context, persistent memory, planning, execution, and verification. Recreated chat interfaces, animated sequences, and selectable examples let visitors see how Bezi fits into a real game-development workflow.

Across these components, I refined the details that make the story feel coherent: prompt controls, context indicators, mode selectors, engine branding, and examples that reflect the actual product. I also adjusted mobile layouts, scrolling, and carousel alignment so the experience remained usable on smaller screens.

The supporting work extended beyond the visual layer. Individual and Studio pricing now have separate, directly linked pages, with the full plan information available to visitors and search engines. I also restored 13 missing historical articles, repaired redirects and internal links, and cleaned up the site’s indexing and discovery structure.

A more consistent website that connects Bezi’s capabilities to recognizable workflows, gives individual developers and studios clearer routes to the right information, and makes the site easier to maintain as the product evolves.