Swiftlyr is a SaaS platform for bulk hauling operations, built to help construction and trucking companies streamline dispatch, automate tracking, and eliminate paperwork developed and refined in Framer for responsiveness, animations, and clarity.

SaaS / Logistics

Framer Development & Responsive Implementation

UI/UX Refinement of Client’s Design

Animation & Interaction Design

Layout Structuring & Copy Adaptation

Asset & Performance Optimization

The Swiftlyr team came with a draft design but needed a site that better reflected their mission. I refined and implemented the project in Framer, focusing on usability, interactivity, and brand clarity.

The challenge was to evolve the client’s initial concept into a polished, user-friendly site that clearly communicates the value of real-time bulk hauling operations. I restructured layouts, improved spacing and hierarchy, and refined copy blocks to highlight automation, dispatch control, and workflow tracking. Animations were integrated to keep transitions smooth and engaging, while hover effects added subtle interactivity across feature sections.

I optimized assets and ensured responsive behavior across desktop and mobile, so trucking companies and construction clients could explore the platform without friction. The design improvements maintained the spirit of their original idea but elevated it into a modern SaaS presentation with stronger credibility and storytelling.

Feedback from stakeholders showed a clear improvement in how the platform’s value was perceived. The updated site gave Swiftlyr a more professional presence, better aligning the product with its intended audience. Visitors quickly understood what the tool offered, and the improved interactivity made the site feel dynamic, reliable, and built for scale.

By refining design, implementing polished animations, and building in Framer with responsiveness in mind, Swiftlyr now has a digital presence that reflects the sophistication of its platform and builds trust with potential customers.