01 / Websites & landing pages
A place that feels
like your own.
For an independent practice, a new product or the idea that finally needs a home.
Change the mood
An independent practice.
Design, code & a little curiosity.
A little more thought. A little more feeling.
Digital
experiences.
Built to feel different.
Websites with a clear point of view.
Thoughtful interactions. Useful little tools.
Good ideas, brought into the world.
Independent by design.
Web design Creative development Framer templates & tools
01 / Selected work
Ideas you can see.
Feel. Use.
From a home for your work
to a better way of working.
01 — A place for your work
Stillform
Framer Template
A portfolio template for independent designers and creative developers.
Small frictions.
Worth fixing.
Tools born from the details
that interrupt the work.
02 — A little less friction
Format Code
Framer Plugin
A little less friction between you and your code.
01 / Formatter
Less cleanup.
Consistent spacing, tidy JSX, and semicolons handled.
Example.tsx
Interactive previewexport default function Example() {
return (
<div
style={{ padding: 24 }}
>
Hello, Framer.
</div>
)
}Try Format to tidy the example.
02 / Importer
Keep your flow.
Add imports without leaving your code behind.
Beyond looking good
Give people a reason
to stay a little longer.
A website can explain, invite, surprise and help.
The best part is getting those things to work together.
A place that feels
02 / Interaction & motion
A little feeling.
A lasting impression.
Movement and feedback that make exploring feel natural.
03 / Components & tools
Less friction. More flow.
Small, focused solutions for the repetitive parts of making things.
A clear first impression.
Give people a way into your world. A thoughtful structure puts the right message in the right place.
Details with a purpose.
A transition that guides the eye. A button that responds. Small decisions that make a site feel considered.
Room to make it yours.
Layouts, type and colour that work together, with a foundation that can grow as the idea does.
Different ideas. Different starting points.
A head start.
Or a fresh start.
You don’t always need to start from zero.
And sometimes, a blank canvas is exactly right.
The ready-made route
A foundation to build on.
For a project that fits an existing structure, with space to add your own character.
- Begin with a considered layout
- Bring your own words, images and colour
- Explore and edit in Framer
The made-for-you route
Start with your idea.
For a site that needs its own structure, visual direction and way of telling the story.
- Shape the experience around your content
- Explore a distinct visual direction
- Connect design, interaction and development
From “what if” to something real
A conversation.
Then a direction.
You don’t need a perfect brief.
A starting point is enough.
Find the important part.
The idea, the people it’s for and what it needs to do. A shared direction begins here.
Make it tangible.
Turn the direction into a visual experience. See the layout, try the details and refine it together.
Bring it to the browser.
Connect the pieces, test the experience across screens and get the work ready for its next chapter.
Before we begin
A few things
you might
be wondering.
What can we work on together?
A website, a landing page, an interactive detail or a focused tool. Start with what you need people to understand or do, and we can explore the right shape for it.
Do I need a finished brief?
No. A few lines about the idea, who it’s for and what you have so far are a useful starting point. References, existing content and a rough timeline help too.
A template or a custom website?
A template works when its structure already suits your content and you want to make it your own. A custom approach makes sense when the structure and experience need to be shaped around the idea.
How are the scope and timing decided?
They depend on the content, features and starting point. The first conversation is where we can clarify what is needed, what is practical and what comes next.
The next one could be yours
Got a little
“what if”?
Let’s see what it could become.
mertbuilds@gmail.com