My First Portfolio Website in Framer (Practice Project)

I recently experimented with Framer and built my very first portfolio website using the tool. This isn’t my official portfolio, but more of a practice project to explore how Framer works and to try out some basic animations.

Why I Tried Framer

I already have my official portfolio, but I wanted to try Framer to see how it handles design and interactions. It felt like a good way to prototype quickly without coding everything from scratch.

How I Built It

Planning the Layout

I sketched a simple structure: hero, about me, projects, and contact. I kept it clean and minimal since this was just practice.

Frames & Components

Framer’s pre-built frames helped me organize everything section by section.

Basic Animations

I tried fade-ins and smooth transitions — simple, but they made the site feel more alive.

Styling

I used minimal colors and clean fonts so the content stays the focus.

What I Learned

• Framer is beginner-friendly and great for quick prototypes.
• Even small animations make a big impact on the design.
• Planning the structure first saves time later.

Final Thoughts

This Framer project is not my official portfolio, but it was a fun learning experience. https://ks-design.framer.website/.