[ Agencies ]
White-label web development for agencies and design studios
Your team designs and sells; I make sure the site works as well as it looks in Figma. I work white-label or alongside your team, with animations, technical SEO and staged deliveries you can show your client.
What holds back an agency without in-house developers
- 01
More projects than capacity
The project is sold and the design is approved, but there's nobody to build it on the client's timeline.
- 02
The design gets lost in code
Spacing, type and animations get simplified during development, and the result is no longer what the client signed off on.
- 03
A full-time developer doesn't add up
Some months bring several sites at once and others are quiet. You need someone who joins when there's work.
[ Agencies ]
How I work with agencies
From Figma to code
I follow the approved design: grid, type, states and mobile versions. If something won't work well on screen, I flag it before building it.
Animation and interaction
Scroll-driven animations, page transitions and micro-interactions with GSAP and Framer Motion.
White label
I work behind your brand. You own the client relationship and I handle development.
Content your client can edit
If the client will update news, projects or products, we plan for it so they don't need you for every change.
Technical SEO and performance
Every delivery ships with good load times and the SEO groundwork done, so the site performs on Google and not just in the presentation.
Support after handoff
I can keep handling changes and improvements, or hand the project over documented to your team.
Sites with a strong identity, built in code
Agency website01grip studio
The site for grip studio, a marketing and design agency in Buenos Aires, is built on scroll-driven animations and interactive stickers. It's the kind of detail an agency designs and needs to see working just as well in the browser.
Club website02Deportivo Riestra
The official website of Club Deportivo Riestra carries a bold visual identity into a site that updates every matchday, with fixtures, standings, news and the squad.
How I work
- 01
Talk
We go over your business, your audience and what the site has to achieve. Then I send a proposal, timeline and budget.
- 02
Design
I start from your team's Figma file, or design from your brief. I check states, mobile versions and animations before building.
- 03
Build
I build in incremental deliveries so you see real progress, on desktop and on mobile.
- 04
Launch
Publishing, domain, analytics and technical SEO. After that, maintenance if you need it.
[ FAQ ]
Questions from agencies and studios
Yes. The project ships under your agency's name and client contact stays on your side, unless you'd like me in the meetings.
Yes. If a state, a mobile version or an animation detail is missing, we sort it out together before I start building.
With an agreed timeline and staged deliveries on a link your team and your client can review on desktop and mobile. I work in English or Spanish.
They don't have to. I use GSAP, ScrollTrigger and Lenis with performance in mind, and respect visitors who set their device to reduce motion.
Yes. I can handle only the front end, the animations or a specific integration, working alongside your developers.
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Send me your next project
A design file or a brief is enough to start. I'll reply with a timeline and a quote for your agency.