Case study

Designer portfolio — from Figma to launch

Placeholder narrative for a real project you will swap in later: a multi-page portfolio with motion, case pages, and a contact funnel tuned for inbound creative work.

Next.jsFramer Motion2025 — sample
Creative digital workspace and coding environment

~1.8s

Target mobile FCP (staged)

3 roles

Designer, PM, stakeholder

4 weeks

Build window (placeholder)

+42%

Engagement lift (example metric)

Challenge, approach, and outcome

Challenge

Brand-forward motion without tanking LCP

The design relied on large imagery, scroll-linked reveals, and custom cursor states. The old marketing site was slow and did not reflect the quality of the studio work.

Approach

Component architecture first, then polish

Breakpoints and motion variants were mapped to Figma variants. Images use responsive sizes; below-the-fold sections lazy hydrate so first paint stays lean.

Outcome

A credible shop window for high-ticket clients

Replace this paragraph with verified results: inquiries, ranking movement, or stakeholder quotes once the project is public.

“Malik's ability to translate complex business requirements into an intuitive, visually stunning user interface is truly remarkable. The new platform has drastically improved our user engagement and workflow efficiency.”

— Sarah Jenkins, Creative Director at NexusTech

What shipped

  • Single responsive codebase aligned to signed-off Figma frames.
  • Structured content sections so marketing can iterate without redeploying layout.
  • Core Web Vitals addressed where the template was previously failing LCP.
  • Handoff doc + short Loom on how to update copy and swap imagery.
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