Sergy

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@sergyproject

Design Partner | @framer website designer expert and product design | (creator as well)

Worldwide

Joined May 2025

724 Following

1.8K Followers

4.3K Posts

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10 days ago

4 projects shipped this May. All of them for companies building something that didn't exist 3 years ago. How do you make something complex feel inevitable? How do you build a website for a product people don't fully understand yet — and make them trust it anyway? That's the problem I've been solving, over and over, this year. 4 projects. 4 companies that take themselves seriously. Here's what I built @framer

sergyproject's tweet photo. 4 projects shipped this May.

All of them for companies building something that didn't exist 3 years ago.

How do you make something complex feel inevitable?

How do you build a website for a product people don't fully understand yet — and make them trust it anyway?

That's the problem I've been solving, over and over, this year.

4 projects. 4 companies that take themselves seriously.
Here's what I built

@framer

sergyproject's tweet photo. 4 projects shipped this May.

All of them for companies building something that didn't exist 3 years ago.

How do you make something complex feel inevitable?

How do you build a website for a product people don't fully understand yet — and make them trust it anyway?

That's the problem I've been solving, over and over, this year.

4 projects. 4 companies that take themselves seriously.
Here's what I built

@framer

sergyproject's tweet photo. 4 projects shipped this May.

All of them for companies building something that didn't exist 3 years ago.

How do you make something complex feel inevitable?

How do you build a website for a product people don't fully understand yet — and make them trust it anyway?

That's the problem I've been solving, over and over, this year.

4 projects. 4 companies that take themselves seriously.
Here's what I built

@framer

sergyproject's tweet photo. 4 projects shipped this May.

All of them for companies building something that didn't exist 3 years ago.

How do you make something complex feel inevitable?

How do you build a website for a product people don't fully understand yet — and make them trust it anyway?

That's the problem I've been solving, over and over, this year.

4 projects. 4 companies that take themselves seriously.
Here's what I built

@framer

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7 days ago

@Onmixstudio Yes for sure I think too

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8 days ago

Top or bottom?

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@julian_kalume Thanksss

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7 days ago

@rudraHQ Thanks man

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7 days ago

@Faris_rzk Thanks so much

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7 days ago

@Paavbhaajji I think too thanks

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7 days ago

@SanndyCreationz I think too thanks

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7 days ago

@adamhmwn Ahahaha thanks

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7 days ago

@DesignsByGolem Thankss man

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7 days ago

@melfanzaa Yes for sure ahahah

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7 days ago

@Onmixstudio To visible? I didn’t get it ahahah sorry

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9 days ago

@anujbhargava50 Maybe in a video, great idea

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10 days ago

4 projects shipped this May. All of them for companies building something that didn't exist 3 years ago. How do you make something complex feel inevitable? How do you build a website for a product people don't fully understand yet — and make them trust it anyway? That's the problem I've been solving, over and over, this year. 4 projects. 4 companies that take themselves seriously. Here's what I built @framer

sergyproject's tweet photo. 4 projects shipped this May.

All of them for companies building something that didn't exist 3 years ago.

How do you make something complex feel inevitable?

How do you build a website for a product people don't fully understand yet — and make them trust it anyway?

That's the problem I've been solving, over and over, this year.

4 projects. 4 companies that take themselves seriously.
Here's what I built

@framer

sergyproject's tweet photo. 4 projects shipped this May.

All of them for companies building something that didn't exist 3 years ago.

How do you make something complex feel inevitable?

How do you build a website for a product people don't fully understand yet — and make them trust it anyway?

That's the problem I've been solving, over and over, this year.

4 projects. 4 companies that take themselves seriously.
Here's what I built

@framer

sergyproject's tweet photo. 4 projects shipped this May.

All of them for companies building something that didn't exist 3 years ago.

How do you make something complex feel inevitable?

How do you build a website for a product people don't fully understand yet — and make them trust it anyway?

That's the problem I've been solving, over and over, this year.

4 projects. 4 companies that take themselves seriously.
Here's what I built

@framer

sergyproject's tweet photo. 4 projects shipped this May.

All of them for companies building something that didn't exist 3 years ago.

How do you make something complex feel inevitable?

How do you build a website for a product people don't fully understand yet — and make them trust it anyway?

That's the problem I've been solving, over and over, this year.

4 projects. 4 companies that take themselves seriously.
Here's what I built

@framer

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9 days ago

@TheVishnuDesai They are a mix, I do both

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9 days ago

@ItsPeterDesign Thanks so much man🤝

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9 days ago

@AamirUX Thanksss🔥🔥

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9 days ago

@Paavbhaajji Thanks so much, always learning

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9 days ago

@DanielWhit21874 Thanks so much really appreciated

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9 days ago

@_harshworks Thanksss🤝

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10 days ago

@JayBorda Which one is your favourite man?

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10 days ago

@SanndyCreationz Thanks so much🔥

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