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Hey Framer fam! 👋

Just launched a new client project : 🔗 https://ashpesala.com/

The client is an executive advisor whose brand is all about "Growth That Feels Like Peace." To match her messaging, the goal was to build a highly premium, minimalist site that exudes calm, decisive authority.

Redesigned salt.pe

Not a mockup. Fully interactive — live currency rates, real-time conversion, custom code components. The original was static.

A brand moving millions across borders daily deserves a UI that actually moves.

Built this in a few hours using Framer's code overrides.

Static concepts don't show the real thing. So I built the real thing.

Who said restaurant websites had to be boring?

Fresh web concept for BAYORA—bringing live-fire Indian cooking from India to Tbilisi through a premium, editorial digital experience.

I refined the experience into a more polished interactive Framer build with a cleaner control system, stronger customization, and improved presentation. The project now includes 20 playable shader realities, a visible two-row model selector, live in-canvas controls, Framer property-panel customization, cursor sphere and trail controls, distortion modes, and real-time tuning for scale, frequency, and velocity.

The biggest improvement was separating the visual cursor sphere/trail from geometry distortion, so users can enjoy the interactive glow without unwanted black-hole warping. I also cleaned up the interface by removing extra HUD elements, improving dropdown readability, and preparing a full hackathon media kit with submission copy, demo script, screenshot plan, and launch captions.

Phenomena Scope is built to show Framer as a canvas for interactive tools and generative experiences — not just static websites.