Ayoola Tosin. Web Designer and Framer Developer

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Ayoola is a Web designer and Framer developer who combines strategy and visual design to create websites that build trust, communicate value, and drive growth.

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About

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I found design pretty early.

As a kid I drew comic books and built whole worlds on paper. That instinct never left. Today I design and build websites for founders and brands with something worth saying, and I judge the work by what it gets across: whether people understand the business, trust the brand, and know what to do next.

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Tools I use

  • Framer
  • Figma
  • Claude Code
  • Vercel
  • Sanity
  • Webflow
  • Canva
  • Adobe Creative Suite

Services

Two ways to work together

What clients say

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Questions

  • Do you take white label partnerships?

    Yes. A good part of my work comes through studios and agencies, delivered under their brand. I can stay entirely behind the scenes, join client calls as part of your team, or hand over a finished Framer build for you to present. Whatever suits the relationship.

  • Are you open to full-time roles, or only freelance?

    Most of my work is project-based freelance, and I take monthly retainers for teams shipping continuously. I'm open to the right full-time role, though the fit has to be genuinely good on both sides rather than convenient. Worth a conversation either way.

  • How long does a project take?

    Mostly three days to three weeks, depending on scope. A single landing page or a Figma-to-Framer conversion can be done in days; a multipage site with a CMS, custom components and animation sits at the longer end. I'll give you a firm timeline before anything starts.

  • How do projects usually start?

    With a short call, or a written brief if you'd rather. I'll come back with how I'd approach the work, what it takes, and a timeline. Nothing is committed until we both think it's the right piece of work.

  • What time zone are you in?

    Lagos (GMT+1). That overlaps the whole European working day and US mornings, so calls rarely need anyone up at an odd hour. I keep a few hours either side of the standard day free for clients further out.