Phoenix Studios had the vision. The design. Even the build - mostly.

What they needed was someone to step in, smooth things out, and bring it all to life. That’s where I came in.

When Phoenix Studios reached out, they were close. The site , built in Framer using the Infinite template by ENA — was bold, cinematic, and full of personality. But under the surface, it was snagged with bugs and unfinished details that made it feel more like a draft than a destination.

Their words?

So I joined the team to help Phoenix rise.

The issues were subtle, but stacked:

The logo didn’t behave correctly across breakpoints

Embedded videos weren’t loading properly

Project card hovers felt broken and inconsistent

CMS controls were confusing and limited

Video uploads were clunky — Vimeo was preferred, but unsupported

Oh, and they still needed to push it live (with analytics, SEO, favicon, the works)

So I rolled up my sleeves.

Fixed header logo logic across dark/light modes

Replaced and optimized embedded videos

Normalized fonts and animations across project states

Extended the CMS to support Vimeo embeds + content control

Built a privacy policy page and added site-wide SEO previews

Added a fourth homepage carousel slide

Installed analytics, updated metadata, and pushed the site live

Delivered all changes in two clean feedback rounds

Phoenix Studios went from “almost there” to confidently live. The final result is a clean, responsive, fully functional site that tells their story - without distractions or dev headaches.

Now they can focus on creating, not correcting.