Figma to Framer Website Development for a Design Firm
Overview
OUTOFLINE is a design firm based in New York. The goal of this project was to transform their Figma designs into a polished Framer website that matched the original creative direction while delivering a smooth and responsive experience across devices.
The website was built with scalability in mind, allowing the team to easily showcase projects and update content without relying on developers.
Project Scope
Figma to Framer development
Fully responsive implementation
CMS-powered Projects section
Smooth interactions and animations
Performance optimization
Cross-device and browser testing
Pages Included
Home
Projects (CMS-based)
About
The Challenge
The primary challenge was maintaining the visual integrity of the original Figma designs while ensuring the website remained fast, responsive, and easy to manage. Since the Projects section needed to grow over time, flexibility and content management were important considerations throughout the build.
Solution
Using Framer, the designs were translated into a clean and responsive website with subtle interactions that enhance the browsing experience without distracting from the content.
A CMS-powered Projects page was implemented, enabling the team to add new work and manage case studies efficiently. Attention was given to spacing, typography, and responsiveness to ensure consistency across desktop, tablet, and mobile devices.
Key Features
Home Page - Project cards on the Home page with a mouse follow effect that shows the Project's name with text color inversion effect, fully managed by Framer's CMS.
Project Page - Created a Grid/List toggle to showcase the Design studio's work efficiently; this, too, is fully managed by Framer's CMS.
Results
Successfully translated high-fidelity Figma designs into a production-ready Framer website.
Created a scalable CMS structure for showcasing future work.
Delivered a responsive experience across all major devices.
Built a website that balances visual impact with performance and usability.