Exploring what happens when editorial web design meets a real booking experience.

I built NOMADÉ, a premium travel platform with cinematic imagery, editorial typography, curated journeys, detailed itineraries, room availability, dynamic pricing, and a complete booking flow.

The idea was to avoid the typical travel marketplace look and create something that feels more like a premium travel publication while still functioning like a booking product.

Built with Lovable for the Lovable Challenge.

From inspiration to itinerary to booking.

Preview: https://pixel-perfect-preview-573.lovable.app

Milo — my Framer portfolio template

I originally built Milo with the goal of publishing it on the Framer Marketplace. After submitting it, Framer asked me to make a more substantial design refinement before it could be listed.

I’ve decided to keep the current version available as a portfolio project rather than keep it on hold.

So if you like Milo and want to use it, I’ve made it available through Contra, where you can get the template and remix it in Framer.

I’ll also be working on Milo 2, a new and more experimental version with a Neo-Brutalist Editorial direction.

View Milo: https://milo.framer.photos

Get the template: https://contra.com/products/y4Dwtegc-milo

I documented the design process behind Noir Lens — from the visual direction and typography to the interactions and final experience.

Case study → https://www.behance.net/gallery/254419775/Noir-Lens-Cinematic-Photography-Portfolio-Website

Working on new project.

A small lesson I learned launching my first Framer template:

Getting people to your product page doesn't automatically mean they'll buy.

I noticed my Framer Marketplace visitors were going through:

Framer → Gumroad product page → “Buy” → Checkout

That's an extra step for someone who already decided they want the template.

So I changed the flow to:

Framer → Direct Checkout → Payment

I also removed unnecessary distractions from the checkout where possible.

It's a small change, but it reminded me that conversion isn't always about getting more traffic — sometimes you just need to remove friction.

Now I'm going to let the new flow collect data and see whether it actually improves conversions. 🚀

Still learning as I build my first template business.

Just submitted my first Framer template: Noir Lens.

Building it taught me a lot about Framer, animations, CMS, and marketplace standards. Now I'm researching underserved template niches before starting my next project.

If you have any feedback or suggestions, I'd really appreciate it. Thanks! 🙌