Project Overview
Atticus Advantage, a U.S.-based legal coaching firm, needed a high-fidelity, interactive prototype to showcase their redesigned website experience to investors and internal stakeholders. While their long-term plan involved full development in WordPress, the immediate goal was to demonstrate how the new brand and user journey would feel in motion — clearly, confidently, and professionally.
Strategy & Approach
I was handed a detailed Figma design, and my role was to bring it to life in Framer. The focus was not just on accuracy, but on recreating the feel of a real, live website — smooth transitions, scroll behavior, button hover states, and layout responsiveness. It needed to behave like a polished product, not just a mockup.
Framer Execution
In Framer, I implemented:
A pixel-perfect recreation of the Figma layout
Smooth entrance animations for sections and text blocks
Scroll-based transitions for a dynamic flow between content blocks
Responsive behavior across desktop, tablet, and mobile
Subtle hover effects and micro-interactions to simulate the final product
The result was an interactive prototype that felt like a near-complete website, perfect for internal reviews and pitching.
Outcome
The client used this Framer prototype to gather feedback, impress potential investors, and finalize internal design decisions before moving to WordPress development. It accelerated the validation process and helped them communicate their new direction clearly and confidently. The smooth animations and real-time interaction helped turn a static design into a compelling digital experience.