Framer is the fastest way I know to get a polished marketing site live when the team already thinks in Figma. Layouts, breakpoints, and components map almost one to one, so a launch page or a full startup site can go from approved design to production without the usual translation loss. The trick is building it like a product, not a mockup: real component variants, consistent spacing tokens, and responsive breakpoints that hold up on every screen, not just the three in the design file.
Motion is where Framer shines, and also where it's easiest to overdo. I keep interactions purposeful and fast: physics-based transitions, scroll-triggered reveals, and micro-interactions that stay at 60fps on mobile instead of turning the page into a slideshow. When a project needs something Framer doesn't do out of the box, I write code overrides and components in React and TypeScript, and keep them documented so your team isn't locked out of its own site.
Content gets the same care. Framer CMS powers blogs, changelogs, case studies, and programmatic SEO pages, with structured fields, clean slugs, and metadata set per page. Standard sites ship in 5–10 business days; larger CMS or custom builds take 2–3 weeks. If Webflow would serve the project better — deep multi-collection CMS, enterprise scale, or strict class architecture — I'll say so before we start.
Figma-to-Framer build
Pixel-accurate implementation with responsive breakpoints and auto-layout precision.
Fluid motion
Physics-based animations, scroll triggers, and micro-interactions that stay 60fps.
Framer CMS
Structured collections for blogs, changelogs, programmatic SEO, and case studies.
SEO & code overrides
Technical SEO, custom React/TS overrides when needed, and fast global edge hosting.