What happens when a studio known for ambitious digital work puts designers closer to the final build? For wild, Framer has become a way to explore ideas, shape the experience, collaborate, and launch without losing momentum along the way.
wild built its name on ambitious digital work. Today, the studio is moving its visual storytelling projects into Framer, giving visual designers more end-to-end control from the first idea through to the live experience.
That changes how the team works. Designers own more of the project and stay close to the final output, clients can iterate faster alongside wild, and engineers can focus their time on special components and more complex design interactions. Framer gives the team a shared space to collaborate, experiment, and move from idea to launch without giving up design control.
Take the site for wild Week Athens, featured above. Built for the studio’s annual team gathering, the microsite turned a practical itinerary into an award-winning experience. It traveled far beyond the team, drawing over 40,000 unique visitors.
Beyond experimental internal sites, wild also uses Framer for client work. The platform gives teams a more direct way to build and iterate on visual storytelling, while making it easier for clients to keep their sites current after launch. Turion Space can publish mission and company updates, while Temper Studio can launch product drops and stories on its own schedule.
Branching gives wild room to explore new features without disrupting the core site. The team builds parallel candidates, tests them against one another, and takes the strongest direction forward.
“We use Framer for everything from internal experiments to full client sites. The projects can look completely different, while the way we work stays familiar. Our designers still have the freedom to explore, build, and publish in one place.”
Turion Space
Turion Space builds satellites, mission software, and orbital logistics for the US space economy. wild gave Turion a flexible foundation in Framer so its small internal team can publish new hardware and product updates, share company announcements, and keep mission areas current without waiting on an agency.
Temper Studio
Temper Studio sells tennis products designed with the kind of attention usually reserved for fashion drops: a ball collector, a tennis journal, seasonal apparel. wild built the site in Framer with a CMS-driven shop, powered by Frameship. Temper Studio can now launch new product drops and stories on its own schedule instead of filing a ticket every time a new collection ships. The craft shows: the site went on to win the Framer award for Best Visual Design.
Nth Cycle
Nth Cycle is building a more resilient critical-minerals supply chain. wild created its new site in Framer with reusable components, CMS functionality, videography, and 3D animation to explain its electroextraction platform for refining materials used in batteries, magnets, and semiconductors.
Different briefs, same standard
10+
Framer sites launched
2x
Faster site delivery time
100%
Designer-owned through launch
Across wild Week Athens, Turion Space, Temper Studio, and Nth Cycle, the subject changed but the working model stayed the same: visual designers built directly in Framer, clients could iterate faster with wild and take over after launch, and engineers could focus on the complex interactions that made each experience distinct. wild cut delivery from four weeks to two without lowering the level of craft.
wild
Founded in Vienna, Austria, wild is the digital arm of BUCK, a global creative company, and part of the Residence group. Residence is a global creative network of around 750 people across eight studios. wild creates award-winning websites, apps, and digital content for brands including Replit, IBM, IKEA, and Google. The studio was nominated for Awwwards Agency of the Year in 2025.
11-50
2013
Results
Over 10 Framer sites launched, including award-winning work
Cut site launch time from four weeks to two
Start-up, e-commerce, and internal site builds in one tool
