A landing page or a complete website, designed and built in Framer, running on the CMS so your team can update it without a developer.

I design and build end to end — no handoff between a designer and a developer, because it's one person doing both. That matters most on the parts people usually skip: responsive behaviour at every breakpoint, real form states, and a CMS structured so adding the eleventh case study doesn't mean rebuilding a page.

Landing page — $900, about a week. One page that does one job: a product launch, a waitlist, a campaign, a service offer. Designed, built, responsive, with the form wired to wherever your leads should land.

Full website — $3,000, three weeks. Every page, a shared layout system, and CMS collections for the content that changes — case studies, team, blog, jobs — with a walkthrough of how to edit it yourself.

Structure first. We agree the pages, and which content should live in the CMS rather than be hand-built. This is the decision that determines whether the site is still maintainable a year from now.

Design on canvas. Colour tokens and a responsive type scale before layout, so the site holds together and headings scale without per-page overrides.

Build as a system. Shared layout template for nav and footer, real components with variants for buttons and cards, and a detail template that generates a page per CMS item.

Publish and hand over. Live on your domain, with a walkthrough of how to edit content yourself.

Where I differ from most Framer designers: my background is full-stack engineering. If your site needs more than marketing pages — a gated portal, role-based access, an API integration, real authentication — I can build that too rather than telling you it's out of scope.