I design and build Framer websites for companies whose work is hard to explain.

The understanding. I read your documentation, talk to your team and learn who the buyer is, until I can explain what you do back to you in plain words.

The strategy. What the site says, to whom, and in what order, written down and agreed before any layout exists.

The design. Page designs in Figma for desktop and mobile, with type, color and motion worked out for your subject, not borrowed from a template.

The site. A responsive Framer site with reusable components, a CMS for the content that changes, and forms wired to your CRM.

The parts nobody sees. Fast load times, clean metadata and social previews, alt text, a sitemap, and redirects from the old site.

After launch. Three weeks where I fix anything that turns up, and a walkthrough so your team can run the site on its own.

Hurricane Labs. Cybersecurity sites tend to speak in dark screens, locks and threats. Hurricane Labs wanted to feel calm, so I built a bright system, custom illustrations that explain monitoring and incident response, and pricing organized around ways of working instead of a list of plans.

Scailium. An AI infrastructure company that has raised $160M, with a site that no longer matched it ahead of a new investment round. I rebuilt the positioning around one idea, AI factories working at enormous data scale, and restructured the content so investors and engineers each find their part.

Nature Sacred. A foundation behind 200 healing green spaces. Donations run through a donor CRM that wasn't built for Framer, so I built components that keep every gift landing where it should, and a map that turns the crowded East Coast into a tidy column over the Atlantic.

None of them look alike. I don't copy and paste - your needs decide how the site looks.

I share my opinions. If I believe some of ideas won't hold up, I'll say so early, while it's still easy to change. You'll approve what the site says before it's designed, and the design before it's built, so there are no surprises at the end. I'm easy to reach and quick to reply.

A typical project takes about seven weeks: the first week goes to understanding your product and coming up with initial ideas, the next four to design, and the rest to building, quality control and launch. The thinking takes the most time; the build is the fast part.

I'm a certified Framer Expert. I lead the work; my team helps with production.

Time with the people who know the product, any documentation you have, and your current site and brand assets. Access to your Framer workspace when the build starts, and a site plan when you're ready to launch.

Already have a finished design? See Figma to Framer — Multi-Page Website Build. Only one page? See Framer Landing Page — Design + Build. Need a new identity as well? See Brand Identity + Web Design + Build.

Send your current site and a link to your docs, if you have them. I'll come back with my questions.