The trailer for Ubisoft and R6 Esports’ Salt Lake City Major, directed by Mario Rivas. I was on it from start to finish, from location scouting to shooting the behind-the-scenes.

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Two weeks in the UK filming social content for Alpine’s sim racing team, from the Alpine factory to F1’s headquarters, all the way to Otis Lawrence winning the drivers’ title.

Credits

Juan Martínez, Ronald Chumaceiro

Miguel Medina (Design)

Eduardo de Felipe (Creative direction)

Move Branding (Identity)

Stack

Webflow · GSAP · Salesforce

A home for a group of twelve creative agencies working for IKEA, BBVA and McDonald’s. Built in Webflow on top of Miguel Medina’s design, alongside a new identity by Move Branding.

A block-based CMS lets the team compose every case page themselves, so seventeen case studies look nothing alike. Every animation is written by hand with GSAP: the menu that folds the page into a card, the stacked projects, the reveals and the loader.

Each form routes its request (new business, partnerships, talent) straight into Salesforce.

Process

I started the build on my own. As the scope grew, Ronald Chumaceiro joined and we split the work, closing with an in-person launch sprint.

Visit wejungle.com

Credits

Juan Martínez

Carlota Schmitz (Design)

Stack

Webflow · GSAP · Lenis · Localization

Built in Webflow from Carlota Schmitz’s design at Cocodrilo, for a firm of eight founders with decades in TMT.

The brief was restraint. Every interaction is written by hand with GSAP: counters that roll digit by digit, a statement that fills in as you scroll, expanding cards, sector tabs and a pinned horizontal section.

Set up with Webflow Localization to launch in English, with Spanish and Portuguese to follow.

Visit firstroadpartners.com

Credits

Juan Martínez

Miguel Medina (Design)

Stack

Webflow · HubSpot · Arabic RTL

Built in Webflow from Miguel Medina’s design at North of Now, for a digital finance platform for small and medium businesses in the UAE and Oman, named in Forbes Middle East’s Fintech 50.

Two separate sites, beehive.ae and beehive.om, each with a large structure of pages for businesses, investors, resources and FAQs, and a full right-to-left Arabic version.

A multi-step eligibility form connected to HubSpot. The brief was trust: quiet motion, a clear structure and responsive layouts refined together with the design.

Visit beehive.ae

Visit beehive.om

Credits

Juan Martínez, Ronald Chumaceiro

Ronald Chumaceiro (Design)

Stack

Webflow · GSAP

Built in Webflow together with Ronald Chumaceiro, from his design, through Zolution Society. Clockout lets banks and credit unions offer earned wage access inside their own mobile app, as a way to win direct deposits.

The product lives inside someone else’s app, so the site shows it working. The feature list drives a phone demo, the banking provider selector swaps the app screens, the configuration cards assemble as you scroll and a marquee runs through more than 1,600 payroll integrations. All the motion is GSAP.

Beyond the home, a page for each type of institution and each banking integration (Alkami, Candescent, Jack Henry, Q2), a blog, whitepapers and a demo request form.

Visit joinclockout.com

Credits

Juan Martínez

Stack

WordPress · Elementor · Brevo

Designed and built on my own, through Six Two, for the Danish handball player at Füchse Berlin, named IHF World Player of the Year three times in a row.

A single screen that replaces his link in bio. An editorial layout in off-white, following the guidelines of MG19, his line with PUMA, with direct links to PUMA Handball, Füchse Berlin and partnerships.

The Gidsel Circle, his monthly letter, signs up in Danish, German or English, connected to Brevo so each subscriber gets it in their language.