OrderX is an AI-powered trading terminal bringing research, risk management, automation and trade execution together across stocks, options, perpetuals and cryptocurrencies. We built the website around it.

The hardest requirement was one nobody wanted to compromise on. The site had to carry a very heavy animation load, especially in the hero, and still perform. The usual answer at that point is to start cutting. We did the performance work instead.

• Extensive use of Framer Shaders alongside native Framer interactions

• Multiple custom-coded interactive components

• Complex scroll-driven animation sequences across the page

• Lottie and Jitter files integrated into the build

• A dense hero running several animation systems at once

• Performance work sized to the animation load rather than the other way round

• Inner pages designed, reviewed and published alongside the homepage

• Localisation architecture supporting English, German and Chinese

• Fully responsive implementation across desktop and mobile

The process was as detailed as the build. Every section went through close review with the client, and nothing shipped until both sides were happy with how it moved.

OrderX is a good example of using Framer not as a visual website builder, but as the foundation for a much more interactive product experience.