Two years of pushing whatโs possible inside @framer.
A quick supercut of my favorites spanning from hyper-clean editorial systems to complex interactive components and responsive layouts.
Both my client and I like this new "How it works" section with a faux 3D effect using perspective rotation on scroll. Custom built in @Framer without AI.
New milestone!
After a vetting process I have been accept into the @contralabs_ai network as a Web Design Expert.
Looking forward to partnering with frontier AI teams to stress-test layouts, canvas mechanics, and web generation models.
Big thanks to @contra for the opportunity! ๐ฅ
As far as I see it AI is an amplifier of whatever skills and experience you currently have.
If your skills are lacking then it will raise your floor from being bad to being mid. If your skills are already great then AI will raise it from being great to being astounding.
At the end of the day it's still your own abilities that determine the output regardless of AI.
Front end devs can pivot and add new tools to their stacks, but that means nothing if their clientele are already choosing to step over them completely because of AI.
Not complaining of course, a rising tide lifts all boats generally speaking. I'm just trying to envision what the future landscape of this field is going to look like with full agencies being replaced due to tech advancements.
Seeing that traditional renaissance art has become a trend in web design somehow, it's making me want to get back into painting again.
Here are a few paintings that I made 5+ years ago. Maybe I can weave my traditional art into my @Framer designs somehow.
@NishanDesign23@contra@framer So far I definitely recommend it for smoothing out the logistics of onboarding clients with new projects. Contracts, milestones, secure payments etc.
New milestone: I made my first $1k through @contra!
If you use @framer to build templates or components, check Contra out if you haven't already, especially if you do freelance work for clients.