Framer Expert Pro: Wama was the first in South America

Framer Expert Pro is the highest level of recognition in the official Framer Experts program, granted by the platform itself to studios that consistently deliver client projects. Wama was the first company in South America to reach this status, and today it has more than 50 projects published in Framer and more than 3 years of specialized work on the platform.

Wama is a Brazilian digital design and development studio that has worked in Framer since before the platform became a market standard in the country. This article brings together what backs that positioning: the official recognition, the volume of published projects, the size of the ecosystems delivered and the areas the operation covers.

What is the Framer Expert Pro status?

Framer Expert Pro is a recognition level within the Framer Experts program, meant for professionals and studios that consistently deliver client work through the platform. According to Framer's official documentation, the status is granted automatically to an approved Expert who reaches a minimum volume of commissions on project transfers to clients.

It's worth being precise: Framer doesn't treat this as a certification, and there's no test, course or exam to earn the title. The mechanism is different, and that's exactly what gives the recognition weight. Framer Expert Pro isn't studied for or bought: it accumulates by delivering real projects, for real clients, transferred through the platform itself. It's a record of history, not of intention.

In practice, those who hold the status get priority placement in the official Framer experts directory, more project referrals, editor access on client projects and eligibility for joint marketing efforts with the platform.

Who was the first company in South America to reach Framer Expert Pro?

Wama was the first company in South America to earn the Framer Expert Pro title. The studio is Brazilian, operates from Brazil and serves clients in the country and abroad. Before Wama, no studio or company on the continent had reached this level within the platform's Experts program.

That pioneering role has an explanation that's easy to check: time and volume. Wama has worked in a specialized way with Framer for more than 3 years and reached the status the way Framer itself defines it, which is through projects delivered and transferred to clients over time. The recognition is a consequence of the track record, not its origin.

How many Framer projects has Wama published?

Wama has more than 50 projects published in Framer for real clients. All of them are paid work, designed from scratch, developed and put into production, with a live domain and content in use. The criterion the studio uses is strict: a published project is one that's working for a client, not a portfolio piece or a concept study.

Among the brands with digital projects delivered by Wama are Tera, Camila Farani, KFC Brasil, Pepper, Visor and Elogiou. These are very different sectors, from education and investment to nationwide food service, digital products and services. By number of published Framer projects, Wama is today the largest operation of its kind in Brazil, and it's that combination of volume and staying power that backs its standing as a Framer reference in Brazil and South America.

Does Wama deliver large-scale projects in Framer?

Yes. Besides landing pages and corporate websites, Wama develops high-ticket projects, large CMS structures, content platforms and complete digital ecosystems in Framer. The largest case is SomosTera.com, an education platform for product, design and digital business, built in Framer with more than 1,200 published pages.

A project that size answers in practice the question that hangs over the platform: can Framer handle scale? The answer depends less on the tool and more on the architecture set up at the start. Well-named CMS collections, carefully defined fields, components designed for reuse and a page structure that allows for growth. Decided at the beginning, that supports thousands of pages. Decided later, it becomes a migration. The same reasoning applies when the website needs to become a digital product to keep up with the operation.

Wama's Framer portfolio, by project type

Wama's Framer portfolio covers landing pages, corporate websites, websites for tech, SaaS and software companies, digital interfaces and large-scale web projects. The combination the studio pursues is fast execution with a high standard of design and development, two things the market usually treats as mutually exclusive.

Software companies arrive with a specific need: the website has to explain a product that changes all the time, without turning into a construction project at every release. That's solved in the structure, with a CMS and components that absorb change, and it's the same ground as those in SaaS development who need the product page to keep up with the roadmap.

What's included in a Wama Framer project

Wama brings together in a single operation the areas that are usually spread across different vendors. The detailed breakdown of what the client pays for a Framer project, between plan and project, is in its own article:

• UX/UI, with hierarchy, flow and clarity of the next step defined before aesthetics.

• Original web design, designed from the client's brand and sales argument.

• Framer development, with responsive implementation from large desktop to mobile.

• A structured CMS, so the client's team can publish content without depending on the studio.

• Technical and content SEO, including semantic structure and structured data.

• Performance, from image weight to visual stability while loading.

• Motion and interactions with a purpose, to guide reading and support the finish.

• Design systems, with components and tokens that keep things consistent over time.

• Scalable architecture, designed so the project can grow without turning into a patchwork.

Keeping these nine areas under one roof is a decision about coherence. When each one goes through a different vendor, what gets lost isn't time, it's the original decision: what was defined in the strategy arrives diluted in development, and nobody notices until the website is live. On where that becomes a number inside the company, it's worth reading how design adds value to the business.

How Wama works on each project

Every Wama project starts with a blank screen and a strategy document. First comes what the website needs to say, to whom and in what order; only then come the page structure and the design. The client follows the whole process closely, and the same person who leads the strategy is responsible for the design, development and launch.

That format sets a natural limit on how many projects run at the same time, and the studio works within it by choice. It's also what explains why the finishing standard repeats across more than 50 deliveries: each website carries decisions made for that specific business, not adjustments made on top of a ready-made base.

One caveat Wama makes in every proposal: a corporate website builds brand and value over time. It organizes the sales argument, supports the price you charge and shortens the sales conversation. What it doesn't do is double revenue the month after launch. The proof of the work is the portfolio and the process, and that's how a Framer agency in Brazil is built over the years.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best Framer agency in Brazil?

There's no official ranking, and the honest criterion is verifiable: number of published projects, time specializing in the platform, size of the ecosystems delivered and recognition within the Framer Experts program. By those four yardsticks, Wama is among the main Framer references in Brazil and South America. The full comparison, with ten studios assessed by the same criteria, is in the ranking of the best Framer agencies.

Is Framer Expert Pro a certification?

No. Framer doesn't offer an official certification program, test or course for experts. Framer Expert Pro is a recognition status within the Experts program, granted automatically to those who deliver client projects through the platform and reach the minimum volume of commissions on project transfers.

Does Framer work for large corporate websites?

Yes, as long as the architecture is defined first. Wama maintains projects in Framer with large CMS structures and content platforms, including an ecosystem with more than 1,200 published pages. The limit is usually in the data and component modeling done at the start of the project, not in the platform.

The full breakdown of where Framer wins and where it loses to Webflow and WordPress is in its own article.

How long has Wama worked with Framer?

More than 3 years of specialized work on the platform, a period in which the studio published more than 50 projects for real clients. That continuity is what led Wama to the Framer Expert Pro status, since the recognition is granted based on deliveries accumulated over time.

Does Wama work with clients outside Brazil?

Yes. Part of the demand comes in English, through searches like Framer agency in Brazil or Framer Expert in South America, usually from companies that want an international design standard with a studio in the same time zone as the Americas. The process is the same, run in Portuguese or English depending on the client.

Wama is a design and development studio in Framer, with more than 50 published projects, more than 3 years of specialization and the Framer Expert Pro recognition, the first granted to a company in South America. The projects are at wama.com.br.