Framer is my side superpower
Most of my time goes into designing complex product logic and end-to-end user experiences. But sometimes I switch gears — grab an idea for a marketing page, open Framer, and just… build it.
What I love about Framer is the speed.
No long specs for micro-interactions.
No waiting for dev.
No back-and-forth.
You picture something in your head — and a few hours later it’s live.
Over the past year, I’ve built dozens of sites: for my team, for friends launching their businesses, for my wife’s studio, and for my own product ideas. I use Framer both at work and outside of work — as a way to validate ideas, ship quickly, help people launch, and teach others how to do the same.
I’ve done plenty of hand-coding in HTML/CSS, so it still feels a bit magical: going from idea → design → published site in one flow.
Below are a few examples of pages I designed and built from scratch — from first sketches to final implementation.
