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Templates make Framer sites look alike. Yours starts from your brand, with its type, color, and motion carried into every page.
Framer is at its best with motion. Interactions are designed with the brand and kept light, so the site still loads fast on a phone.
Framer’s editor and CMS let a small team change pages, posts, and case studies without a developer. You get a walkthrough at handover.
About a week of design in Figma, then one or two weeks of building in Framer. No agency layers: you work directly with Arek, with over 20 years of experience.
What you get
One designer, one flat weekly rate. Your brand identity is delivered in one week, guaranteed, for $3,000. The website follows in one to two more weeks at the same rate, depending on the page count.
Fox Berman case study
“Excellent work! Fast, reliable and look and feel matched beyond our expectations.”
FAQs
Yes. Framer lists me in its Experts directory, and I design and build in Framer for clients and for my own products: the Fox Berman law firm website, Guidelines.online, and the AI Brand Strategist. See my Framer profile.
Framer suits marketing sites and landing pages with lots of motion that a small team updates often. Webflow suits larger sites built around a CMS, and Next.js suits sites that need custom functionality. I recommend one on the kickoff call, based on how your team will use the site. See Webflow design and development.
They can. Every page gets its own title and description, and old URLs are redirected at launch so existing links keep working. For a content-heavy site with a large blog, Webflow is usually the better fit. See my WordPress vs Webflow vs Framer comparison.
Hello 👋 I’m Arek
Traditional agencies charge $25k–$100k+ and take months to deliver, with account managers and junior designers between you and the work.
At Ebaq Design, you work directly with me, a senior designer in Brooklyn, NYC, with over 20 years of experience. Your brand identity is done in one week, guaranteed, for $3,000 flat.
What I offer
One senior designer for strategy, identity, web, and motion, all at the same flat $3,000 per week.
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Clarify what the brand stands for, who it needs to reach, and how it should compete before design decisions begin.
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Create a distinctive, practical logo that captures the brand idea and works clearly across digital and physical applications.
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Turn the logo into a coherent visual language that gives every brand touchpoint a recognizable and consistent character.
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Design a clear, responsive website experience that brings the brand to life and guides visitors toward the right action.
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Build the approved website into a responsive, maintainable experience with careful interaction and launch-ready implementation.
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Use purposeful motion to make the identity more expressive, memorable, and effective across brand and digital channels.