rrtQ — Website UI Design & Framer Development

Client work · Concept, UI & layout design · Framer · Live website

For rrtQ, I shaped the website concept, designed its interface and layouts, and built the experience in Framer. The goal was to give a technical services business a direct, recognizable digital presence.

The homepage uses a modular grid to put the company’s proposition and service areas side by side. A strong blue introduction anchors the layout; lighter cards organize the offering into clear entry points.

Each service card repeats a consistent structure: title, concise explanation, illustration and directional action. This gives visitors a way to scan across disciplines without losing the overall hierarchy.

I carried the layout into Framer, using repeated patterns, deliberate spacing and a restrained blue-and-neutral palette across the website. Navigation provides direct access to services, company information, careers and contact.

The published site brings concept, UI craft and implementation together. It shows how I use a modular composition to make a broad technical offering easier to explore while giving the business a distinctive visual presence.