Framer design and development
Certified Framer expert for startup websites.
I design and build startup websites in Framer, handling positioning, structure, and production. One person, one system, no recreation phase.
Ten years of product work shape the filter: make the product clear, help the right person move, and keep the site usable after launch. Looking expensive is not enough.
Where I'm useful
Startup websites and launches
The product moved. The website did not. I work out what the page needs to say, then design and ship the real thing in Framer.
Framer design and development
Positioning, page structure, visual system, responsive build, CMS, motion, SEO foundations, and launch QA without a recreation phase in the middle.
Rebuilds, migrations, and ongoing work
For teams moving an existing site into Framer, or whose site changes as quickly as the product: new pages, launches, experiments, cleanup, and the fixes that keep the system usable.
How I work
Find the actual problem
The first conversation is about the product, the audience, and the decision the page needs to make easier. Not animation references.
Build the real thing early
I move into the browser before the work becomes a stack of polished assumptions. Copy, layout, responsiveness, and motion develop together.
Leave a system behind
Reusable sections, sane breakpoints, a CMS people can understand, and enough restraint that the next edit does not break the site.
A 30-second filter
A useful fit
Best fit
The product is moving, the team is small, and you need someone who can make decisions without making each one a meeting.
Works too
The screens are finished and you need a careful production build. I can be that pair of hands.
Not my shape
A large agency process, or a website built mostly around custom application logic.
Go deeper
Pick the question closest to the decision.
Questions that come up
What does a Framer expert actually do?
More than assemble screens. The useful work is turning positioning, copy, hierarchy, responsive behavior, CMS structure, performance, and motion into one maintainable website.
Do you handle both design and development?
Yes. I design and build the production site, so there is no handoff where the original decisions have to be explained or recreated.
Can you work from an existing design?
Yes. I can take a finished direction into Framer, or step in earlier when the page structure, copy, or system still needs work.
What is the difference between a Framer designer and a Framer developer?
A Framer designer focuses on the page's communication and visual system. A Framer developer focuses on the production build, CMS, responsiveness, integrations, and code where needed. I handle both sides of that work.
Can you migrate an existing website to Framer?
Yes. A migration can include restructuring the pages, rebuilding the visual system, moving content into Framer CMS, preserving useful URLs, and preparing redirects for anything that changes.
When should a startup not use Framer?
When the website is becoming a software product, custom application logic is central, or the publishing model no longer fits. I will say that before forcing the wrong project into the tool.
How long does a Framer project take?
Most focused projects take two to six weeks. The real variable is usually how settled the positioning and content are, not how many animations the site needs.
Have a site that should already be clearer?
Send the existing site, the brief, or the problem nobody has managed to phrase properly yet.