"Money is not a problem."
Those 5 words changed everything.
That's what my client said when we started.
And from that moment — I stopped designing.
I started obsessing.
1 week.
7 days straight.
Working 24/7.
Over 25+ hero directions explored.
Research. Concept. Design.
Scrap it. Research again. New concept. New design.
Repeat.
Most designers would have delivered something nice on day 2 and called it done.
But "nice" isn't what a premium client is paying for.
They're paying for the version that doesn't exist yet.
The one you only find after you've exhausted every obvious idea.
Idea 1 was good.
Idea 10 was better.
Idea 15 made me uncomfortable — which meant it was close.
Idea 25+ is where the real design lives.
I'm not building a landing page.
I'm building a brand's first impression.
The thing a stranger sees before they decide to trust you with their money.
That deserves more than a good night's sleep.
Still not done. Still searching.
Because premium isn't a style. It's a standard.
To every client who ever said "just make it look good" —
this is what it actually takes to make it great.
💬 How many directions do YOU explore before you commit to one?
#BuildInPublic #WebDesign #FramerDesign #LandingPageDesign #UIDesign #Contra #DesignProcess #PremiumDesign #FigmaToFramer #DesignerLife
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🚗 I built something I've never seen
anyone do before on ElevenCreative Flows.
A fully cinematic luxury hypercar
advertisement — generated entirely by AI.
No camera. No crew. No studio.
Just a prompt, a pipeline, and persistence.
I tried this over 10 times. Wrong models,
burned credits, failed nodes, daily limits
hit — everything that could go wrong, did.
But I kept going. Because I knew what
This could look like if it worked.
This is Scene 1 — The Alps.
Watch what happens when AI meets
cinematic storytelling. 🏔️
Full template drops soon 👇
#ElevenCreative #ElevenLabs #AIVideo
#elevencreativeflows
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2 hero directions. One brand strategy agency. Both built to command a room.
This is NEXORA — a boutique studio for visionary founders and premium brands.
The brief: make it feel powerful, premium, and impossible to ignore.
So I designed two worlds. Same headline. Completely different energy.
Version 01 → Human & Editorial
Dark background, cinematic portrait, warm orange accents.
The "Featured Project" card floats in — Aurora, Luxury Wellness. +287% Revenue Lift.
For founders who want proof before they even scroll.
Version 02 → Object & Atmosphere
Same darkness. But this time — a molten 3D sculpture dominates the right side.
No faces. Just form, light, and weight.
For brands that want to feel like art, not just a service.
The headline stays identical across both:
"We craft brands that command desire and create legacy."
Because the message never changes.
Only the visual emotion does.
That's the real job of a hero section — not to explain what you do.
To make the right client feel something before they read a word.
Working on a brand agency, studio, or premium service website?
Let's build something that commands attention.
📩 DM me on Contra.
#BrandDesign #UIDesign #WebDesign #LandingPageDesign #FramerDesign #FigmaToFramer #Contra #BuildInPublic #LuxuryDesign #AgencyWebsite
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BEFORE: "We help businesses grow"
AFTER: "Scale Your Business Predictably In 14 Days Without The Guesswork"
Same service.
Different conversion rate.
This agency landing page does what most don't:
Makes a SPECIFIC promise with a CLEAR timeline.
The elements that make this work:
Headline: Specific outcome + timeframe
Trust badges: Addresses top 3 objections
CTA: Direct action ("Book A Strategy Call")
Visual: Professional + human element
Theme: Dark = premium positioning
Compare to typical agency sites:
Generic: "Full-service digital agency"
This: "14-day predictable scaling system"
Generic: "Contact us to learn more"
This: "Book A Strategy Call"
Generic: "Trusted by clients"
This: "No Empty Promises, No Contracts, No Guesswork"
The lesson:
Specificity sells.
Vagueness scrolls.
Built in Framer for maximum conversion.
What's YOUR landing page promise?
Is it specific enough?
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2 hero directions. Same platform. Two completely different audiences.
This is Klippify — a short-form video platform connecting Clippers and Brands.
The brief was clear: design for two people visiting the same site but wanting completely different things.
So I built two worlds.
Version 01 → Light & Creator-First
Soft blue gradients, warm creator photos, "Why keep posting for free?"
For Clippers — content creators who want to monetize their screen time.
Version 02 → Dark & Brand-Focused
Deep space aesthetic, bold typography, "Are you tired of wasting your budget?"
For Brands — marketers who are done gambling on fake influence.
Same product. Two entry points. Two emotional truths.
The dashboard mockup stays consistent across both — because the tool is the same. Only the story changes.
That's what strategic design actually is.
Not just making it look good — making it speak to the right person before they read a single word.
Working on a SaaS, creator platform, or marketing tool?
Let's build something that converts both sides.
📩 DM me on Contra.
#SaaSDesign #UIDesign #WebDesign #LandingPageDesign #FramerDesign #FigmaToFramer #Contra #BuildInPublic #CreatorEconomy #StartupDesign
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Designed a luxury skincare landing page concept focused on atmosphere and product perception.
The direction combined:
• cinematic lighting
• premium gold tones
• editorial typography
• immersive composition
• product-first storytelling
The goal was to create a high-end digital experience that feels elegant before the user even interacts with the product.
Designed in Figma.
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Most gaming landing pages look loud.
Too many effects. Too much chaos.
No direction.
So I tried the opposite.
A dark, cinematic landing page concept for a racing game built with:
⚡ Minimal animations
🎵 Immersive sound design
🏎️ High-speed visual storytelling
🌑 Clean UI with neon contrast
The goal wasn’t just to make it “look cool.”
It was to create the feeling of:
speed, tension, and adrenaline — before the game even starts.
Every motion was intentional.
Every glow had a purpose.
Every section was designed to keep attention locked in.
Designed & developed in Framer.
If you’re building a gaming brand, startup, or launch campaign:
Your landing page shouldn’t feel like a template.
It should feel like a trailer.
Watch the full experience ↓
#WebDesign #GamingUI #Framer #LandingPageDesign #UIDesign #GameDesign #CreativeDeveloper #MotionDesign #SaaSDesign #Portfolio
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4 hero directions for one healthcare brand. Same client. Same product. Completely different worlds.
This is what "exploring directions" actually means.
The brief for NEXORA — a medical platform — was simple: make it feel trustworthy, modern, and professional.
But "trustworthy" means something different to every patient.
So I designed 4 versions, each speaking to a different emotional truth:
Version 01 → Clean & Human
Light background, approachable doctor, "Compassionate Care."
For patients who want warmth and reassurance.
Version 02 → Dark & Authoritative
Surgical theatre, deep teal, "Excellence You Expect."
For patients who want precision and expertise.
Version 03 → Warm & Family
Soft cream tones, family photo, "Better Health. Better Life."
For patients thinking about long-term family care.
Version 04 → Tech & Futuristic
3D body scan, data overlays, "Smarter Technology. Stronger Care."
For patients who trust innovation over tradition.
Same brand. 4 different patients. 4 different first impressions.
This is why I never deliver one direction without exploring the full range first.
The client picks the one that matches their audience — not just the one that looks good.
Working on a healthcare, wellness, or medical brand?
Let's build something that earns trust before anyone reads a word.
📩 DM me on Contra.
#HealthcareDesign #UIDesign #WebDesign #LandingPageDesign #FramerDesign #FigmaToFramer #Contra #BuildInPublic #MedicalWebsite #SaaSDesign
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This is what a website looks like before it becomes “design.”
No colors.
No animations.
No fancy UI.
Just structure.
Right now I’m building a new Framer template — and this is the phase most people rush through.
Wireframes.
Where decisions are made:
• what users see first
• how they move
• where they convert
If this isn’t right, nothing else matters.
Design doesn’t fix confusion.
It just decorates it.
Final version dropping in a few days.
If you want early access, comment “template” or DM me 👇
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I stopped chasing clients the day I became a Framer Expert.
Before the Expert Program — I was sending proposals, following up, explaining my skills over and over to strangers who didn't know me.
After — clients land on my Framer Expert dashboard, see the work, and message me ready to start.
No cold outreach. No convincing. No chasing.
The dashboard does the selling before I say a word.
Every project then moves to Contra — contracts, payments, everything clean and professional.
The system that changed everything for me:
→ Apply for Framer Expert
→ Build a premium dashboard with your real work
→ Connect it to your Contra profile
→ Let inbound clients find you
If you're a Framer designer still grinding cold DMs — this is the move.
Build the profile. Let the work speak.
📩 All my projects start on Framer Expert and are managed here on Contra. DM me if you're building something.
#FramerExpert #Framer #FreelanceTips #BuildInPublic #Contra #WebDesign #FigmaToFramer #LandingPage #NoCode
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Challenge accepted. 🖥️
"Please don't send this to engineering" — challenge accepted.
I built NEXUS: a 5-section impossible depth interface that lives entirely in CSS and vanilla JS. No WebGL. No game engine. Just the browser being pushed somewhere it was never meant to go.
Here's what engineering would hate:
→ 22 concentric portal rings, each at a different Z-depth, all spinning simultaneously
→ Full mouse parallax across every layer in real 3D perspective space
→ Live neural mesh with 60 animated nodes
→ Quantum console with live typewriter terminal output
→ Real-time system vitals, threat radar, and waveform charts
Navigate with scroll or arrow keys. Move your mouse. Watch depth happen.
This is exactly the kind of UI Rive was made to push further — and I can't wait to see where this challenge goes.
#ImpossibleUIWithRive
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Designed 2 hero directions for a luxury marketing agency — both fully responsive. ✅
The client — a brand strategy firm from Dubai — needed a landing page that felt editorial and high-end, but still built to convert.
Most luxury sites look beautiful but don't convert.
Most conversion-focused sites look too corporate.
The challenge: make it both.
Here's how I approached it:
Version 01 → Editorial with social proof
Full-width dark layout, strong typography, client proof panel built into the hero.
Desktop + mobile designed together from the start.
Version 02 → Motion + depth
Added blur, double exposure, layered photography.
Two CTAs — "Start a conversation" and "Explore Our Work."
Desktop + mobile, fully responsive.
Both directions were approved by the client. ✅
Now moving into Framer development.
This is the kind of work I love — where design psychology meets real business positioning.
If you're building a premium brand and need a landing page built in Framer or Webflow, let's talk.
📩 DM me on Contra.
#LandingPage #FramerDesign #LuxuryBranding #WebDesign #FigmaToFramer #Contra #UIDesign #BuildInPublic
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Just submitted my entry to the #OmmaBySpline Buildathon 🚀
Built a fully interactive 3D smartphone market share visualization — hover to explode segments, drag to rotate, real-time label tracking as the chart spins.
As an independent creator on Contra, challenges like this push me to build things I wouldn't normally ship. No client brief. No revisions. Just pure creative execution.
$15K prize pool · 589+ participants · Deadline Apr 8
#Spline #3D #WebDesign #BuildInPublic #Contra #Buildathon #InteractiveDesign
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Exploring multiple directions is key to building a strong website.
Here are 3 versions for the same product:
• One focused on clarity
• One on bold messaging
• One balancing visuals + storytelling
Each creates a different experience.
That’s why I approach projects with both design and development in mind — not just visuals, but how everything works together.
If you need help with a project, feel free to reach out.
And if you’d like the design file, just comment “design” 👇
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One thing I’ve learned working on websites:
Your website is essentially your first employee.
It works 24/7 — explaining what you do, building trust, and helping potential clients decide whether to contact you.
Many websites fail at this, not because the product or service is bad, but because the message and experience aren’t clear.
Great websites combine strong messaging, thoughtful design, and seamless performance.
A website shouldn’t just exist.
It should actively work for the business behind it.
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Just redeemed a free Figma Pro upgrade through the #FigmaMakeathon 🎉
Really appreciate the opportunity provided by Contra and Figma.
Excited to explore more advanced features and experiment with new design ideas during the Makeathon.
Looking forward to seeing what everyone builds 🚀
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Just joined the #FigmaMakeathon 🚀
Excited to experiment with new UI ideas, explore creative concepts, and build alongside such a talented community of designers.
Events like this are always a great way to push creativity and try things you normally wouldn’t in regular projects.
Looking forward to sharing what I create during the Makeathon.
If you're participating too, I’d love to see what you're building 👇
https://on.contra.com/DGMqLP
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Exploring different hero directions for a Privacy Smart Glass website.
Same product.
4 completely different approaches.
1️⃣ Conversion-Focused
Clean layout with a strong CTA designed to push visitors to book immediately.
2️⃣ Premium Minimal
Minimal interface and high-end visuals to position the brand as luxury.
3️⃣ Lifestyle Driven
Product shown in a real home environment so users can instantly imagine the experience.
4️⃣ Human + Social Proof
Combining product visuals with people and meeting cues to build trust for consultation-driven businesses.
Good design isn’t just about aesthetics.
It’s about choosing the right psychology for the business goal.
Which direction do you think works best — 1, 2, 3, or 4?
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A few months ago I got a message from a client I worked with back in my agency days.
"Hi, you worked on the design" — and he shared the old Figma link.
I opened it and smiled. It was a full website I designed and developed for him years ago — Figma to Webflow, clean execution, delivered on time.
He loved it so much he kept coming back to the same site... until now.
He's ready for round 2. New project, same trust.
Nothing beats that moment when your work speaks for itself years later.
Grateful for every client who trusts the process, and every project that turns into a relationship.
If you're building something and looking for a partner who delivers clean, high-converting web experiences (Framer/Webflow), feel free to drop a message. I'd love to hear your story.
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Completed a fully responsive landing page design for Monster Gallery Icons 🧩
Grateful to work with such a thoughtful client—loved the idea and the creative direction from start to finish.
Design that feels fun, usable, and polished.
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Designed a fully responsive landing page for a fresher ✨
Built directly in Framer for speed, animations, and clean UX.
Simple. Modern. Mobile-first.
@Framer
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Designed a modern, high-impact landing page for a music studio.
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Saas Product
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KaniaMedia is a marketing agency specializing in the sports business sector.
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