Framer Website Designer Needed — Luxury Finance / Private Credit Landing Page

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Job Description We are looking for an experienced Framer website designer/developer to build a clean, institutional-quality landing page for a specialty real estate capital platform. This is NOT a startup or marketing-style website. The goal is to create a minimal, high-trust, institutional-looking site that feels like a private credit firm and is optimized for lead generation. We already have: Wireframes / layout direction Brand positioning Copy and content Design references We need someone who can execute at a high level and make the website feel premium and professional. Project Scope Build a single-page website in Framer with the following structure: Minimal top navigation Hero section (strong institutional headline) What We Finance section Why Borrowers Choose Us How It Works (3-step process) Lead form section (Jotform embed) Minimal footer Primary goal: ➡️ Capture high-quality borrower leads. Design Direction Style should feel like: Private credit / institutional finance Luxury minimal aesthetic Clean typography Strong whitespace Calm, professional, trustworthy Design references: Private credit firms Institutional real estate capital platforms High-end consulting/editorial layouts NOT: Startup/SaaS style Overly animated websites Marketing-heavy designs Branding / Visual Guidelines Color palette: Finance navy (#0B1F3B) Clean whites and light grays Minimal accent usage Typography: Elegant serif headline font Clean modern sans-serif body font Overall feel: Sophisticated Minimal Institutional Technical Requirements Build entirely in Framer Fully responsive (desktop + mobile) Clean section spacing and hierarchy Smooth anchor navigation Jotform embed integration Basic SEO setup: proper heading hierarchy title + meta description clean structure for indexing Deliverables Fully completed Framer website Ready to publish Clean, editable structure so we can make future updates easily Ideal Candidate Strong Framer experience (please include examples) Experience designing finance, real estate, or institutional-style websites Strong understanding of typography and minimal design Understands conversion-focused landing pages To Apply Please include: Links to Framer websites you have built. Examples of clean, minimal, professional designs. Brief explanation of how you approach high-conversion landing pages. Budget & Timeline Looking to move quickly. Simple one-page project. Open to fixed price or hourly depending on experience. Apply To this Job Company : Upwork Salary : Work from home  

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