FRAMER DEVELOPMENT

Professional Framer development, at the scale people assume Framer cannot reach.

Framer has a reputation as a lightweight tool, and that reputation is several years out of date. We have shipped a 200-page migration carrying 600 CMS entries, a multi-locale platform with a custom search engine, and we run our own product on 5,000+ Framer CMS items. Framer is a production platform. This is what building on it properly looks like.

Framer has a reputation as a lightweight tool, and that reputation is several years out of date. We have shipped a 200-page migration carrying 600 CMS entries, a multi-locale platform with a custom search engine, and we run our own product on 5,000+ Framer CMS items. Framer is a production platform. This is what building on it properly looks like.

Framer has a reputation as a lightweight tool, and that reputation is several years out of date. We have shipped a 200-page migration carrying 600 CMS entries, a multi-locale platform with a custom search engine, and we run our own product on 5,000+ Framer CMS items. Framer is a production platform. This is what building on it properly looks like.

200+

pages in one build

5,000+

CMS items in production

12+

locales shipped

3 years

longest continuous build

Framer is the right call for a marketing site far more often than teams realise.

The old assumption was that a visual builder means accepting a ceiling: fine for a landing page, not for a real company website. That stopped being true a while ago. What Framer gives a product company is the shortest path from a decision to a live page, without giving up design quality and without handing every change back to engineering.

The difference between a Framer site that ages well and one that does not is never the platform. It is whether the content model and the component system were designed before the first page got built. That is the part we take seriously, and it is why our projects are still clean and fast at page two hundred.

Website structure

Pages, sections and conversion paths mapped before anything is built, so the site has a job.

Reusable sections

Components with real property controls, so your team assembles pages instead of duplicating them.

CMS architecture

Collections and relationships modelled for how you actually publish, and built to keep growing.

Code components

Custom React components for search, calculators and interaction the visual editor cannot reach.

Motion and interaction

Scroll effects, product moments and transitions used where they make the story clearer.

Clean handoff

An organised project, written documentation and training, so your team owns it from day one.

Framer work that had to hold up in production.

PetDesk migrated 200+ static pages and 600+ CMS entries from WordPress, carried 50+ HubSpot forms through a single custom form component, launched complete on the day and took roughly 200K visitors in week one. Roamless ran a custom search engine, dynamic pricing and visitor-level QR attribution across a dozen locales. PureLanding, our own product, runs more than 5,000 CMS items.

PetDesk migrated 200+ static pages and 600+ CMS entries from WordPress, carried 50+ HubSpot forms through a single custom form component, launched complete on the day and took roughly 200K visitors in week one. Roamless ran a custom search engine, dynamic pricing and visitor-level QR attribution across a dozen locales. PureLanding, our own product, runs more than 5,000 CMS items.

PetDesk

200+ pages, 600+ CMS entries and 50+ HubSpot forms, live and complete on launch day.

Roamless

Custom search, dynamic pricing and QR attribution across 12+ locales, all inside Framer.

PureLanding

5,000+ CMS items on an architecture we designed and still run ourselves.

Design and build stay connected

The people who decide the structure also build it, so nothing is lost translating a design file into a live page.

Built for your marketing team

Reusable sections, CMS collections and clear editing rules, so publishing a page stops needing a developer.

Framer used as a design tool

Pages built visually one at a time, sections duplicated whenever something new is needed, and a project that quietly becomes unmanageable somewhere around page forty.

Framer used as a production platform

Modelled content, components with controls, code where code genuinely helps, and a site that is still clean, fast and editable at page two hundred.

What a Framer build with us includes

Marketing sites

Full architectures from homepage through product, pricing and solution pages.

CMS platforms

Blog, case study, resource and content structures built to keep growing.

Code components

React components for search, calculators, visualisations and custom interaction.

Code overrides

Tracking, conditional rendering, content injection and utility logic.

Localisation

Multi-locale architecture with canonicals, hreflang and a translation workflow that holds.

Migration

WordPress, Webflow and custom stacks moved across, with the redirects planned first.

Have a Framer project someone told you was not possible?

Send us the requirement rather than the workaround. Most of what teams assume Framer cannot do turns out to be a modelling question, and we have probably already built something close to it.

Send us the requirement rather than the workaround. Most of what teams assume Framer cannot do turns out to be a modelling question, and we have probably already built something close to it.

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