PadelHub is a UK-based padel sports brand operating multiple locations. The client, via a branding agency, required a full Framer website built from finalized Figma designs under extreme time pressure before the Christmas shutdown.

The project included a marketing website with multiple static and dynamic-style pages, blog structure, location-specific pages, third-party integrations, and responsive layouts across desktop, tablet, and mobile. The shop and Stripe checkout were planned but later deferred due to missing product data from the end client.

Timeline constraint. Less than two weeks to reach a client-review-ready state.

Very tight deadline driven by client pressure to launch before Christmas

Complex navigation and layout requirements with a centered logo and expanding menu items

Multiple location pages with shared layouts but different content and booking links

Continuous feedback loops from both agency and end client

Scope shifts mid-project, especially around blog pagination, components, and mobile behavior

Incomplete inputs for shop and Stripe integration, forcing partial delivery

Heavy mobile responsiveness issues identified late in the process

Sole Framer developer responsible for translating Figma designs into a production-ready Framer site

Defined and validated technical flows for booking links, HubSpot forms, CMS vs static structure, and Stripe checkout logic

Built all pages, navigation systems, and layouts directly in Framer

Managed responsive behavior across desktop, tablet, mobile, and large screens

Flagged technical constraints early when designs conflicted with Framer behavior

Worked extended hours, including weekends, to meet deadline expectations

This was execution-heavy work, not visual design. My responsibility was correctness, structure, and delivery under pressure.

Full Figma-to-Framer implementation of approximately 10 pages

Homepage, Play, Membership, Corporate, Blog, Blog Inner Pages, Locations, Privacy and Policy pages

Multi-location page system with duplicated, scalable layouts tied to location-specific booking links

Blog structure with pagination and inner pages

Navigation system with centered logo and expandable menu logic

Desktop-first build with tablet and mobile responsiveness

HubSpot form integration support and booking app link logic

Stripe checkout flow prepared and structurally implemented, later deferred by mutual agreement

Continuous iteration based on agency and end-client feedback

Transfer of the final build back to the client’s Framer workspace

All development was done directly in Framer, with live preview links shared throughout for transparency.

The agency successfully presented the site to their end client before the holiday deadline

Core pages were approved for desktop and prepared for launch

Mobile issues were identified, documented, and actively resolved in collaboration with the agency

The client expressed satisfaction with progress and continued collaboration into January

The agency requested additional Framer support for their own internal website afterward

Despite time pressure, shifting scope, and late feedback cycles, the project reached a launch-ready state and established an ongoing working relationship.

Below is a recorded video testimonial from the agency team, sharing their experience working with me on the PadelHub Framer build. The feedback covers delivery under pressure, collaboration during rapid iterations, and overall satisfaction with the final outcome.