Framer designer focused on sites that feel distinctive, motion, hierarchy, detail.
I've been heads-down rebuilding my portfolio for the past few weeks, and it's finally live. New techniques, new scroll-driven animations, custom Framer components built from the ground up, a design language that finally matches the level of work I want to be known for. A lot of late nights getting the details right, but this is the first version I'm genuinely proud to put my name on. Would love to hear what you think.
Website: https://yaros.me/
I've been heads-down rebuilding my portfolio for the past few weeks, and it's finally live. New techniques, new scroll-driven animations, custom Framer components built from the ground up, a design language that finally matches the level of work I want to be known for. A lot of late nights getting the details right, but this is the first version I'm genuinely proud to put my name on. Would love to hear what you think.
Website: https://yaros.me/
I've been heads-down rebuilding my portfolio for the past few weeks, and it's finally live. New techniques, new scroll-driven animations, custom Framer components built from the ground up, a design language that finally matches the level of work I want to be known for. A lot of late nights getting the details right, but this is the first version I'm genuinely proud to put my name on. Would love to hear what you think.
Built this in 12 straight hours and honestly wasn't sure it would come together until the very last stretch. The concept: a branch floating alone in the dark, dying out and blooming back to life as you scroll, the old Framer fading into what it feels like to build without AI, then returning as Framer 3.0 with Agents.
Go vote if you haven't 👀
Been building a site for a football club that needs to convince investors before there's anything finished to show. Flashy doesn't work for that. So I leaned hard on scroll animations, especially one timeline that draws itself as you scroll, milestone by milestone, instead of dumping the whole roadmap on people at once.
Honestly, building it wasn't the hard part. Knowing when to stop adding movement was. Too much and it feels flashy instead of serious, and serious is what people want to feel when money's on the line.
Genuine question: when you're building for people deciding whether to invest, do you lean into motion for energy, or pull it back? Still not sure I got the balance right.
Here is the link: https://kaisfc.com/
Framer designer focused on sites that feel distinctive, motion, hierarchy, detail.
I've been heads-down rebuilding my portfolio for the past few weeks, and it's finally live. New techniques, new scroll-driven animations, custom Framer components built from the ground up, a design language that finally matches the level of work I want to be known for. A lot of late nights getting the details right, but this is the first version I'm genuinely proud to put my name on. Would love to hear what you think.
Website: https://yaros.me/
I've been heads-down rebuilding my portfolio for the past few weeks, and it's finally live. New techniques, new scroll-driven animations, custom Framer components built from the ground up, a design language that finally matches the level of work I want to be known for. A lot of late nights getting the details right, but this is the first version I'm genuinely proud to put my name on. Would love to hear what you think.
Website: https://yaros.me/
I've been heads-down rebuilding my portfolio for the past few weeks, and it's finally live. New techniques, new scroll-driven animations, custom Framer components built from the ground up, a design language that finally matches the level of work I want to be known for. A lot of late nights getting the details right, but this is the first version I'm genuinely proud to put my name on. Would love to hear what you think.
Built this in 12 straight hours and honestly wasn't sure it would come together until the very last stretch. The concept: a branch floating alone in the dark, dying out and blooming back to life as you scroll, the old Framer fading into what it feels like to build without AI, then returning as Framer 3.0 with Agents.
Go vote if you haven't 👀
Been building a site for a football club that needs to convince investors before there's anything finished to show. Flashy doesn't work for that. So I leaned hard on scroll animations, especially one timeline that draws itself as you scroll, milestone by milestone, instead of dumping the whole roadmap on people at once.
Honestly, building it wasn't the hard part. Knowing when to stop adding movement was. Too much and it feels flashy instead of serious, and serious is what people want to feel when money's on the line.
Genuine question: when you're building for people deciding whether to invest, do you lean into motion for energy, or pull it back? Still not sure I got the balance right.
Here is the link: https://kaisfc.com/
I've been heads-down rebuilding my portfolio for the past few weeks, and it's finally live. New techniques, new scroll-driven animations, custom Framer components built from the ground up, a design language that finally matches the level of work I want to be known for. A lot of late nights getting the details right, but this is the first version I'm genuinely proud to put my name on. Would love to hear what you think.
Website: https://yaros.me/
I've been heads-down rebuilding my portfolio for the past few weeks, and it's finally live. New techniques, new scroll-driven animations, custom Framer components built from the ground up, a design language that finally matches the level of work I want to be known for. A lot of late nights getting the details right, but this is the first version I'm genuinely proud to put my name on. Would love to hear what you think.
Website: https://yaros.me/
I've been heads-down rebuilding my portfolio for the past few weeks, and it's finally live. New techniques, new scroll-driven animations, custom Framer components built from the ground up, a design language that finally matches the level of work I want to be known for. A lot of late nights getting the details right, but this is the first version I'm genuinely proud to put my name on. Would love to hear what you think.
Built this in 12 straight hours and honestly wasn't sure it would come together until the very last stretch. The concept: a branch floating alone in the dark, dying out and blooming back to life as you scroll, the old Framer fading into what it feels like to build without AI, then returning as Framer 3.0 with Agents.
Go vote if you haven't 👀
Been building a site for a football club that needs to convince investors before there's anything finished to show. Flashy doesn't work for that. So I leaned hard on scroll animations, especially one timeline that draws itself as you scroll, milestone by milestone, instead of dumping the whole roadmap on people at once.
Honestly, building it wasn't the hard part. Knowing when to stop adding movement was. Too much and it feels flashy instead of serious, and serious is what people want to feel when money's on the line.
Genuine question: when you're building for people deciding whether to invest, do you lean into motion for energy, or pull it back? Still not sure I got the balance right.
Here is the link: https://kaisfc.com/
