Build partner: Framer & Webflow development from Figma & Claude by Roman AvshalumovBuild partner: Framer & Webflow development from Figma & Claude by Roman Avshalumov
Build partner: Framer & Webflow development from Figma & ClaudeRoman Avshalumov
You designed it. I build it.
This is build work, and I label it that way. The design stays yours. My job is the engineering: making it behave the way it was drawn at every breakpoint, including the parts that are hard to build.
What I build
Marketing sites from a finished Figma file, in Webflow or Framer
CMS structures editors can use without calling anyone
Complex interactions and editorial pieces
Forms, analytics and third-party integrations
Recent build work
Grindr: complex interactive work for a public company
Sphere (a16z Series A): "From Railroads to AI," an editorial interactive
Village Global: full site for a venture fund
How it goes
Send the Figma or design an another format. I read it first and flag anything that won't hold up in build, before I start.
I build on a staging link you can check along the way.
Handover: clean structure, naming your team can follow, and a walkthrough if needed.
"He worked through a complex build like a boss, and pushed hard to meet deadlines. We'll work with him again."
— Gonz Sanchez, Carrara
If you'd rather I design it too, that's a different service. Feel free to discuss it with me.
This is build work, and I label it that way. The design stays yours. My job is the engineering: making it behave the way it was drawn at every breakpoint, including the parts that are hard to build.
What I build
Marketing sites from a finished Figma file, in Webflow or Framer
CMS structures editors can use without calling anyone
Complex interactions and editorial pieces
Forms, analytics and third-party integrations
Recent build work
Grindr: complex interactive work for a public company
Sphere (a16z Series A): "From Railroads to AI," an editorial interactive
Village Global: full site for a venture fund
How it goes
Send the Figma or design an another format. I read it first and flag anything that won't hold up in build, before I start.
I build on a staging link you can check along the way.
Handover: clean structure, naming your team can follow, and a walkthrough if needed.
"He worked through a complex build like a boss, and pushed hard to meet deadlines. We'll work with him again."
— Gonz Sanchez, Carrara
If you'd rather I design it too, that's a different service. Feel free to discuss it with me.