Framer Website Design, From Concept to Launch

We establish what visitors need to understand and the actions they should be able to take. That determines the page structure, navigation and the place of service information, imagery and contact routes in the design.

Your brand, content and available assets guide the visual direction. We design the typography, color, composition and interactions together, then build those decisions into Framer. The layouts are adapted for the screen sizes agreed for the project, so the website's reading order and main actions carry through to smaller screens.

The scope follows your website requirements. A focused landing page and a site with several services need different page coverage; we agree that coverage before the project begins.

The project takes your website through three connected stages:

• Website design: Site structure, visual direction and layouts for the pages and interactions in scope.
• Framer development: The agreed designs built as website pages in Framer, with responsive arrangements, navigation and the interactions defined for the project.
• Launch: Review of the built pages and agreed website checks, followed by publication in Framer using the confirmed account and domain arrangements.

The result is a published Framer website, rather than a design file alone. You do not need to purchase the build or launch as separate services.

We define the page list, content inputs and any CMS or integration requirements before work starts. This gives the project a clear boundary without treating every Framer feature as a standard inclusion.

For our broader approach, explore website design services.

The way your team intends to update the website affects how it should be organized. For example, a fixed service page and a growing collection of articles have different content structures. Where CMS content is part of the agreed scope, we establish the collection fields, page layout and information your team will maintain.

We also confirm the account arrangements, access and handover requirements for the project. Editing responsibilities, training and continuing support are defined for your team rather than assumed to be the same for every website.

An existing site or design can provide the starting material. We review what to retain and what needs adapting for the Framer website. If you are moving from another platform, the content, old URLs and any redirect requirements need to be identified before the scope is agreed.

We work remotely with a designated reviewer from your team.

1. Define the website. Share your current URL or starting material, brand assets, content and intended actions. We establish the page coverage, requirements and review responsibilities.
2. Design and review. We develop the structure and visual layouts, then refine the design with your feedback before building the agreed direction.
3. Build in Framer. We create the pages and responsive layouts, adding the navigation and interactions included in the scope. Your team reviews the working website.
4. Check and launch. We complete the agreed checks and publish the website in Framer. Account access and the arrangements for future edits are handled as defined for the project.

The average delivery window is 2–4 weeks. The project schedule depends on the agreed requirements, content readiness, feedback and the account or domain access needed for publication. We confirm the schedule before work begins.

Can the website include CMS pages, forms or integrations?

We define those requirements before confirming the project scope. A CMS collection, a contact form and a connection to another service involve different setup and review needs. The included Framer build covers the requirements we agree; it is not a promise to include every integration or custom application feature.

Does the project include SEO and migration work?

The launch checks and website settings are specified for the project. A wider SEO program, content production or a migration involving old URLs and redirects needs explicit coverage. Growth adds SEO, content strategy and content production on a monthly basis; its work is agreed around your website. Moving to Framer does not guarantee that existing rankings will stay unchanged.

What happens if we already have a website or a design?

Send it with your brief. We assess how the existing structure, content and visual work fit the intended Framer website, then establish the adaptations and build requirements. An existing design is reviewed as project input, rather than treated as an automatic import or a separate predefined conversion package.