QLabs, Translating Design into an Interactive Framer Website

Objective

The goal of this project was not to redesign, but to faithfully implement the approved Figma layout into Framer, ensuring that:

1. Every element matched the original design precisely.

2. The website remained fully responsive across screen sizes.

3. Animations and transitions were smooth and consistent with the design’s visual intent.

Process

1. Import & Layout Setup
   I started by carefully importing visual references from Figma into Framer, replicating the layout structure, typography scale, and spacing system.
   Auto layout and smart constraints were used to ensure alignment and responsiveness behaved exactly as in the Figma file.

2. Interactive Implementation
   Once the static layout was complete, I enhanced it with Framer’s native motion tools:
   - Subtle scroll-based transitions.
   - Hover animations for buttons and cards.
   - Smooth anchor scrolling between sections.
   These micro-interactions gave the page a more dynamic, product-ready feel while staying true to the original design language.

3. Responsive Optimization
   I refined the mobile and tablet breakpoints manually to ensure that the grid and typography scaled cleanly, maintaining clarity, hierarchy, and visual balance across all viewports.

Tools Used

• Figma → Original design source.

• Framer → Implementation, animation, and publishing.

All design elements were faithfully recreated in Framer, including layout proportions, color palettes, and typography choices, without using any external code or plugins.

Result

The result is a pixel-perfect, responsive website that preserves the design intent from Figma while leveraging Framer’s interactive capabilities.
It demonstrates how high-fidelity design translation can produce a production-ready site without requiring developers or code export.

You can view it live at 👉 qlabs.framer.website