Design & Framer Build for a Product Manager

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Design: Figma Build: Framer Focus: UX storytelling, responsive layout, visual hierarchy

A Product Manager portfolio website that clearly communicated their strategic mindset, experience, and product achievements without feeling like another generic resume site. The goal was to build something clean, professional, and interactive, where every section subtly reflected how they think about building products.

I designed a site that didn’t just look nice — but felt like it was designed by someone who understands clarity, usability, and storytelling.

Before reaching out, the client’s online presence was scattered — a LinkedIn profile, a few Notion pages, and an outdated personal site built from a template.

It lacked:

A clear personal narrative

Visual hierarchy or flow

Mobile optimization

Engaging interaction (it felt static and text-heavy)

In short, the old experience didn’t capture their credibility or leadership as a product thinker.

I designed and built a new Framer-based portfolio that’s fast, interactive, and minimalist — a digital space that immediately communicates clarity, confidence, and strategy.

Here’s what changed:

Stronger Storytelling Flow: Each section — About, Experience, and Case Studies — was restructured to tell a cohesive story of impact over tasks.

Visual System That Reflects Product Thinking: Clean grids, modular components, and subtle transitions mirror how a product manager structures decisions — intentional, functional, and data-informed.

Seamless User Experience: The navigation flows intuitively, with micro interactions that guide visitors through the content naturally without friction.

Performance & Accessibility: Built in Framer for speed, adaptability, and ease of future edits — ensuring a smooth mobile experience and pixel-perfect layout.

After launch, the results I saw:

More recruiter engagement within 2 weeks

Positive feedback from hiring managers on the site’s clarity and storytelling

A stronger online identity that instantly sets them apart from peers

Most importantly, the website now feels like an extension of their professional voice — not just another portfolio, but a personal product built to impress.

This project wasn’t about flashy visuals — it was about building trust through simplicity. The result? A portfolio that communicates thoughtfulness, precision, and professionalism — everything you’d expect from a great Product Manager.