Some “web developers” out here building “business websites” with no backend, no systems, and a .framer.app domain. That’s not a website, that’s a glorified PowerPoint with a send button.

MASSIVE update to all current and future clients, I'd have hit you up in the DM's about this. To everyone else that want's a free preview of their own websites, your about to get something much bigger then that. Your about to get an entire PLATFORM.

No more landing pages. I build platforms. Anyone can throw together a Google Doc or slideshow. That’s average. A real platform shows you’re serious, professional, and not broke. It also gives you full control for once, YOU set the rules. If you’re done looking average DM me.

“Why pay $100+ for a site when you can build one for $10?” Because mine aren’t websites. They’re platforms. Back-end systems, real functions. Features you cannot create on your own. That’s why I win. And That’s how you will stand out in your industry.

Been a while since I've posted my recent work. Here's the upcoming community hub for one of my clients followers. Also an admin panel where they can moderate and control how stuff goes down. If your sitting there with an average 1K+ engagements, your missing out on this.

“Why does my site look different on your laptop?” Because Karen, you’re using Internet Explorer in 2025.

Everyone’s a “web developer” until the site crashes on mobile and the domain ends in .xyz. I build platforms that actually work. See for yourself → webgraphics05.com DM me for a free sample site (let the work prove it)

Your website isn’t just a place to “exist” online. It’s a tool. If it’s not bringing leads, building trust, and showing proof of results… it’s broken. Stop settling for “online business cards.” Start building online machines

Just updated my client’s site (Vega's Vision) Fresh design. No more static, forgettable pages. If your “website” is just a Carrd page with a watermark or your X profile… you’re stuck in the past. First impressions matter. Make sure yours is better then everyone else's.

If you’re trying to make money online, a product or service isn’t enough. People pay for VALUE. I’m curious, what’s the clear value in your offer? 👇

Framer websites are like fast food. Quick, cheap, but nobody brags about eating it.

Waiting for the “right time” to build your website is just classic inaction. Your website isn’t the result of growth, it’s one of the reasons for it. Without one, you’re invisible on Google, LinkedIn, and everywhere people are actually looking for what YOU offer.

I only work with people who can afford website that don't look like word documents.

If you’re a web developer trying to make money online, building “high quality websites” isn’t enough. Clients pay for results, not pixels. If your sites don’t increase leads, boost credibility, or save time, they’re just decoration.

A carrousel component I've been testing out. What would you change?

Just updated my first client’s coffee shop website. Didn’t need to and didn’t ask for payment. I just believe every site I build should look it's absolute best. Not just for conversions, but because my clients deserve that level of care. the-grange-cafe.com

New interactive motion visuals, should be releasing soon.

Using a Behance page as your “website” might work if you’re showing art But if you’re selling a service, it’s basic Custom websites show you're serious. Leads remember it, it has credibility, and a chance to stand out in a sea of the same layouts Make your image different.

Testimonials are your website’s trust engine. People don’t buy what you say, they buy what others experienced. Proof of results instantly builds credibility, reduces doubt, and turns curious leads into confident clients. No testimonials? You're leaving money on the table.

Your website doesn’t need 10 colors in each section to stand out. Too many colors scream amateur, not authority. Stick to 2–3 strong, consistent colors that match your brand and make your site feel clean, intentional, and professional. Simplicity sells. Noise Doesn't.