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We design it before we build it
A fast build of a weak page just gets you somewhere wrong sooner. The argument and the layout come first.
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When a site has to ship in weeks, not quarters
Framer projects reach us for one of two reasons. The date is fixed, or the last site left marketing completely dependent on engineering.
Book a callThere is a launch date and the site will not make it.
A custom build will not clear the date without cutting the parts that matter.
Design and build are two vendors and two timelines.
The design lands, someone else interprets it, and the result is a negotiation nobody scheduled.
The motion in the file never survives the build.
Everything that made the design feel considered gets dropped as too fiddly to implement.
You are paying custom-code prices for five pages.
Custom code is the right answer for some sites and an expensive one for most marketing sites.
Your marketer cannot change a headline alone.
Every edit becomes a ticket, so campaigns stop shipping and the site goes stale.
It was built fast and now nobody can extend it.
No components, no CMS, and a page count that grows by duplication.
“Bricx delivered the website, designs, and image assets. They had good time management and went above and beyond.”
Jesse Xu
CTO @ Podqi
What Framer development actually includes
Wireframes & prototypes
We wireframe every page before anyone picks a colour. This is where the argument gets stress tested, and where the page count usually comes down. If it works in grey boxes, the design will make it better rather than rescue it.
Typical outputs:
- Wireframes, every page
- Conversion path per page
- Responsive breakpoints
- Section content brief
Visual & UI design
We start with moodboards, not layouts. Three or four directions, you comment straight into the Figma file, and one gets locked. Then we design every page and every state, plus the motion that goes with them.
Typical outputs:
- Three to four directions
- Final design, all states
- Motion and interaction spec
- Design system for later
Framer build
We build in Framer with real components rather than duplicated sections, so the site grows without turning into forty unconnected pages. Around 80% of the build is accelerated through the Framer MCP, and the remaining 20% is what makes it look designed.
Typical outputs:
- Reusable components
- Scroll and hover interactions
- Forms and tracking
- Every breakpoint covered
CMS setup & handover
The CMS is the whole point of choosing Framer. We structure your collections properly, set up dynamic pages, and hand it to your marketing team with training so nobody ever files a ticket for a copy change.
Typical outputs:
- Collections and dynamic pages
- Meta fields from the CMS
- Roles and permissions
- Training and handover
Launch, redirects & SEO setup
We launch without losing what you already earn. Every 301 mapped, metadata carried across, ranking URLs preserved, and a performance pass before anything goes live.
Typical outputs:
- 301 map, metadata moved
- Dynamic SEO per collection
- Core Web Vitals pass
- Two weeks post-launch
Sites we’ve built in Framer
How a Framer project runs with us
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The motion ships with the design
Interaction is designed alongside the pages and built by the same team, so it does not get dropped as too fiddly.
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Live in weeks, page by page
A landing page takes one to two weeks and a full site three to five. You can put the first page live before the rest is finished.
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Your marketer owns it afterwards
Collections, dynamic pages and training, so nobody files a ticket to change a headline.
Why Bricx for Framer
Framer is the fastest route from a decision to a live site. That only matters if the site is worth shipping, so we design it first, build the motion with it, and hand it to your team rather than back to your engineers.
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Taste is the moat
AI does the layouts and the first drafts now. What it cannot do is the last ten percent, and that is the whole difference.
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The motion actually ships
Designed and built by one team, so what you approved in the file is what goes live.
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Live in weeks
A landing page in one to two, a full site in three to five, without cutting the parts that decide how it reads.
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Yours to edit
Framer is worth choosing because your marketer can run it. We set the CMS up so that is true on day one.
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Pick the build that fits the timeline
| Options | Landing page | Full site | Site + brand |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | One page, one campaign | A complete marketing site | A launch or reposition |
| Typical length | 1 to 2 weeks | 3 to 5 weeks | 6 to 8 weeks |
| Who you get | One designer | Designer plus developer | Designer, lead, developer |
| Commitment | Fixed scope | Milestone based | Milestone based |
| What is included | Design, build, CMS | Everything, all pages, CMS | Everything, plus identity |
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Framer questions, answered.
Framer is faster, cheaper and far easier for a marketer to change. Webflow has the stronger CMS and still reads as more established to enterprise buyers. We recommend one on the first call.
Yes. CMS variables drive meta titles and descriptions per page, related posts work through plugins, and filtering is handled the same way. The limitations people cite are mostly out of date.
One to two weeks for a landing page. Three to five for a full marketing site. Once the visual direction is locked, an individual page moves in two to four days.
A single high-craft landing page starts around $12,000 with development included. Full sites start at $25,000. Build-only work against finished designs sits below both.
Not if it is handled properly. We map every 301, carry metadata across, and preserve the URLs that already earn traffic.
Yes, and it is most of the reason to choose Framer. We structure the collections around what your team publishes and hand it over with training.
No, and we say so on the first call. You know your product’s wording better than we will. We build the narrative and a page-by-page brief with you first, then your team writes into it. Copy is the most common cause of delay, so start early.
Every file, and you own all of it. Design source, the built project, documentation and, where we wrote it, the code in your repository from the first commit.
Yes. We will connect you with a founder we have done this for, so you hear how it went from their side rather than ours.
We work almost entirely with B2B SaaS and AI companies, across fintech, healthcare, logistics, legal, edtech and infrastructure. If we have not worked in your category, we say so and tell you what that changes.