From Figma to Framer

For years, design and development felt like two separate worlds. Figma gave us precision in structure, while code delivered the final experience. Framer bridges that gap — bringing both logic and creativity together in one fluent workflow.

My process starts in Figma — defining grids, systems, and component logic. It’s where hierarchy and clarity take shape. Once the structure feels right, I shift into Framer, translating visuals into a living, responsive environment.

The goal isn’t to simply “rebuild” what was designed — it’s to enhance it through motion and interaction. Timing, easing, and flow bring personality and depth that static design can’t express.

Working this way gives me full creative control — no handoff friction, no compromise between design and development. The result is a site that feels alive and intentional, built exactly as envisioned.