Why Framer Is My Go-To Tool for Designing and Publishing Websites
A breakdown of how I use Framer to turn design concepts into live, responsive websites quickly and seamlessly.
A breakdown of how I use Framer to turn design concepts into live, responsive websites quickly and seamlessly.
As a designer, I’ve always looked for tools that balance creativity and efficiency. That’s why Framer has become one of my favorite platforms to work with. Unlike traditional design tools, Framer allows me to not only design but also publish fully functional websites without leaving the platform.
From simple landing pages to portfolio sites, Framer makes it easy to translate high-fidelity designs into live products. Its drag-and-drop builder combined with code flexibility means I can keep things developer-friendly while staying in full control of the design.
One of the features I love most is how seamless it is to handle responsiveness. Framer’s smart layouts and breakpoints allow me to design for mobile, tablet, and desktop in a way that feels natural. This ensures users get the same polished experience no matter the device.
For me, Framer isn’t just a design tool, it’s a bridge between concept and reality. It allows me to deliver websites faster, with the kind of precision and polish clients expect. And because it integrates smoothly with my design process in Figma, it fits perfectly into my workflow.
Whether I’m building a client’s brand website or updating my personal portfolio, Framer helps me bring designs to life with clarity, speed, and impact.