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DOCUMENTARY, BEHIND THE SCENES

Behind The

Behind The

Frame

Frame

A documentary series showing the unfiltered process of working with a real Framer website client, from start to finish.

Produced by Ryan Hayward & Insert Frame, Framer Award winners

Produced by Ryan Hayward & Insert Frame,

Framer Award winners

ONE CLIENT. ONE WEBSITE.

We build a $10K real client website in 30 days… and filmed everything! This is a behind-the-scenes, unfiltered look of the making of a real, paying client, designing their new website in Framer. From kickoff, to concept, to publishing – with real feedback and real constraints. No sanitised case study. No highlight reel. This is the uncensored process, decisions and moments when good design clicks, or doesn’t.

EPISODES

Watch weekly on the "Ryan Hayward" Youtube channel, every Thursday @ 1:00PM UTC

APRIL 16, 2026

Episode 01: Discovery

APRIL 23, 2026

Episode 02: Design

APRIL 30, 2026

Episode 03: Development

MAY 07 2026

Episode 04: Handover

MEET THE CLIENT:
CASTLEMAINE ART MUSEUM

Founded in 1913, the Castlemaine Art Museum has a unique collection of Australian art, First Nations cultural material and historical artefacts reflecting the early history of the region.


Leslie Gurusinghe (Client) reached out to Insert Frame to redesign & rebuild their new website in Framer. This is that story.

MEET THE DESIGN TEAM:
INSERT FRAME

Australian-based design company, Insert Frame builds products & educations for Framer. The team worked with Castlemaine Art Museum to build their website in under 30 days - from strategy, design, development & publishing.

RYAN HAYWARD

Project Lead

JOSHua braines-mead

Designer

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CREDITS

Producer

Ryan Hayward

Producer & Editing Lead

Barbara Lamonato

Production Support

Nathan Pham

Production Support

Georgia Back

Design & Development

Joshua Braines-Mead

Josh Braines-Mead

An additional massive thank you to Framer for partnering on this series. As well as Castlemaine Art Museum for their willingness to be documented throughout this entire project.