React prototype → 12-page Framer site (spec build)
Andrii Bobrovskyi
Spec build — made for a production house's Contra job post and submitted with my application. Not commissioned; I wasn't hired. The brand, logo, copy and photos are theirs.
What it is
The job post linked a working React prototype and a FigJam board of screenshots, and asked for the site in Framer. The prototype was the real source: its code held all the copy, colour tokens and layouts. I rebuilt it as a Framer site that can be edited without touching code.
The desktop home page from the top, showing the hero and the studio's positioning statement.
What I built
12 pages: Home, Portfolio, About, Blog, Contact, five service pages, and two CMS templates for blog posts and case studies
Two CMS collections: Blog Posts (6 entries) and Case Studies (12 entries, 3 with full write-ups)
Every page at 1200, 810 and 390 px
A branching enquiry form, following the conditional flow mapped on their FigJam board: the service you pick changes the next questions, with a budget slider per service. Each service page opens the form with that service preselected
The enquiry form branches by service: Podcasts asks whether the show is new or existing, Events asks for a date and photo or video.
The hard part
Navigation. The header lived in a layout template, and the variant and overlay interactions I set on it through Framer's Server API did nothing on the published site. The whole nav became a React code component: plain links on desktop, a native
<details> drawer on mobile.
Four inner pages: the filterable portfolio, a CMS case study, the Podcasts service page and the blog.
Details worth checking
Their display face, Wilden, isn't available in Framer, so I used the fallback their own designer wrote into the prototype CSS: Bricolage Grotesque
Assets came from the stylesheet as well as the markup. A footer background photo was referenced only in the CSS, and the real logo was an image file, not type
Mobile layouts for the blog, the open navigation menu and a case study page.
Timeline and stack
Built and published in one working day. Framer, Framer CMS, React code components, and Server API scripts for the repetitive setup.
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Posted Aug 30, 2026
Spec build for a production house's Contra job post, submitted with my application; not commissioned. Their working React prototype rebuilt as a 12-page Framer site: two CMS collections, a branching enquiry form and code-component navigation, built in one working day.
