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A 14-page website for an Amazon marketing agency. Services, case studies, team profiles and editorial content have distinct places within a Figma design and Framer CMS build.

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Scope
Website design
Client
Prime Clicks
Tools
FigmaFramerMidjourney

Challenge

Explain several services while giving a growing library of content a structure the team can maintain.

Solution

Separated the offer into service pages and used CMS collections for recurring content, carrying the original Figma design through responsive Framer layouts.

Delivered scope

  • 14-page Figma website design
  • Responsive Framer implementation
  • Dedicated service pages
  • CMS collections for repeatable content

Growth reported by an agency client

Education client’s SEO and PPC results · 9-month engagement · review 8 Oct 2024

  1. Organic traffic15 % increase
  2. Paid-search leads30 % increase

040 % increase

Relative increases in two separate metrics, reported before the 2025 website project.

Clutch review

Content the team can maintain

Delivered website scope · Sep 2025

3 CMS content types

  • Blog posts
  • Case studies
  • Team profiles
Original project

Agency reputation on Clutch

Agency service reviews · checked 1 Oct 2026

5 / 516 published reviews

15 rating scale

Clutch profileClutch rating scale

~$8MAmazon US sales reported by an agency client

Two-year client result · Clutch interview, 4 Sep 2024

14Pages designed and built

Original Figma and Framer delivery · published September 2025

20+Countries and territories supported

Agency-reported operating reach · 1 Oct 2026

The outcome

A 14-page Framer website and reusable CMS for an established agency, with clear space for its services, client stories and reported results.

Behind the designDesign decisions, experience flow & numbers
The organising idea

Separate the questions. Connect the answers.

Service pages explain the offer. Case studies provide a place for proof. Team content introduces the people. Editorial content gives ideas their own space. CMS collections keep recurring content consistent without forcing everything into the same page.

Experience flow

Give each visitor a useful route

A content structure that connects the offer to supporting information and evidence.

  1. 01Agency overview
  2. 02Relevant service
  3. 03Case studies
  4. 04Team and ideas
Agency client results

An agency with substantial results to present.

A gym-equipment client interviewed by Clutch reported around $8M in Amazon US sales over two years. An education client reported 15% more organic traffic and 30% more paid-search leads over nine months. These 2024 agency-service results provide business context for the 2025 website.

Prime Clicks reviews
Website delivery

Fourteen pages, built to keep growing.

The website project joined Figma design and Framer development across 14 pages. Blog posts, case studies and team profiles became reusable CMS content, giving this established agency a flexible presentation of its services and client work.

Website project
Full scopeBrief, responsibilities & delivery
The brief
Organise Amazon marketing services and case studies into a clear website with reusable CMS content.
My role
Website structure, Figma design, Framer development, and CMS setup.

What was delivered

The original Figma design and responsive Framer implementation, including service pages and CMS content.

  • Original Figma website design
  • Framer implementation
  • Service pages
  • CMS collections for repeatable content

How it came together

  1. 1

    Separated services, case studies, team information, and editorial content.

  2. 2

    Used CMS collections to give repeatable content a consistent structure.

  3. 3

    Carried the Figma design through responsive Framer layouts.

Project context

Original scope
14-page Figma design and Framer implementation
Content system
Service pages and repeatable CMS collections

The original design scope covered 14 pages. Later requested changes are separate.

Direction for a later iteration

In a page review on 26 August 2026, the client requested clearer programme benefits, especially what brands receive from day one. This was a request for the next iteration.

Image guide

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    Project overviewOriginal project image
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    An earlier homepage directionOriginal project image

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