Teamora: HR & Payroll, Simplified for Modern Teams
Project Overview
Teamora is a human-first HR and payroll platform built to simplify workforce management for growing teams and businesses.
For this project, I crafted a clean, professional website in Framer that communicates Teamora’s core value: making people management effortless.
The goal was to reduce the friction typically found in traditional HR tools and deliver an experience that feels modern, intuitive, reliable and takes the users through a journey.
The site leans into simplicity and trust showcasing how Teamora handles onboarding, payroll, and employee records with clarity and speed.
Client: Teamora
Role: Website Designer & Framer Developer
Tools: Framer, Figma, Notion
Deliverables:
Responsive, user-first landing page
Clean messaging for HR & payroll automation
Streamlined user flows to increase conversion
Hero Section
The Challenge
Turning HR Complexity into Simplicity: HR platforms often confuse users with dense interfaces and jargon. Teamora needed to convey its benefits in a way that felt effortless, especially for non-HR users like founders or small team leads. It needs to feel human!
Making Payroll Feel Trustworthy: Payroll is sensitive, it involves legal compliance, timeliness, and people’s livelihoods. Designing a layout that felt secure and dependable without being stiff was my goal.
Highlighting Real Team Impact: The site needed to reflect how Teamora supports actual teams, from hiring to pay with relatable visuals and examples, avoiding corporate clichés.
The Process
Discovery & Strategy:
Persona Mapping: Defined key personas including founders, HR leads, and operations managers.
Content Prioritization: Clarified messaging hierarchy to spotlight benefits like automated payroll and seamless onboarding.
Design Approach:
Visual Language: Chose a refined palette of soft green and neutrals to build trust while keeping the interface fresh and professional.
Minimal UI Blocks: Focused on whitespace, concise copy, and iconography to reduce visual clutter. I mean it's HR...make it feel human.
Framer Development:
Flexible Layouts: Built dynamic, responsive layouts that scale well across all devices.
Microinteractions: Integrated subtle hover and sticky nav to enhance flow without distraction.
Optimized CTAs: Designed prominent call-to-action areas to guide users toward demos and sign-ups.
Design In Figma
Design In Framer
The Outcome
Human-Centric UX: The final design feels personal and frictionless, echoing Teamora’s promise to simplify how companies manage their people.
Professional Yet Approachable Design: By pairing soft visuals with strong messaging, the site instills trust in users while remaining warm and modern.
Growth-Ready Infrastructure: Thanks to its modular layout, the site can easily expand to include new features, case studies, or integrations as Teamora evolves.
Conclusion
The Teamora project was a design built in on clarity, trust, and simplicity. The goal was to turn complex HR workflows into a pleasant, navigable experience.
Built entirely in Framer, this site proves how thoughtful design and no-code tools can elevate traditionally “dry” software into something people actually enjoy using.