UI/UX Designer • Crafting premium digital experiences
Framer Components • Web & Mobile UI
Building @ ShreyanshUXStudio
Open to Collaboration and Client Projects
Most home-service websites tell you what they do.
RelayHome shows homeowners what happens next.
A free Framer template for plumbing, HVAC & electrical businesses, built around the journey from service request to job completion.
Designed like a work order, not another brochure.
My goal for October is to explore 4 different niches and build a Framer template for each.
RelayHome is done. 3 more to go.
The idea is to understand different businesses, their customers, and the problems their websites need to solve instead of just making another pretty landing page.
Let's see how far I can get by the end of the month. 🤞🏻
Hey @X Algorithm
I'm looking to #connect with people interested in:
·Framer
·Web design
·Founders
·UI/UX
·Startup landing pages
·SaaS design
Let's connect
I have 9 connections rn lets see if i can make up to 15 with this post
Everyone says consistency compounds on X. Show up, share your work, connect with people, and eventually things happen.
But what do you actually post consistently without sounding like every other account?
I'm a Product Designer & Framer Developer who enjoys building things, solving problems, and sharing what I learn along the way.
I'm working on Framer templates right now, but I don't want to fill my feed with AI-generated advice or recycled design tips just to stay active. I'd rather share my real thought process, mistakes, experiments, and lessons.
The hard part? Sometimes I spend hours building something and still don't know what to post about it.
I'm starting small, with 9 followers, and trying to build a genuine network of designers, developers, and founders.
If you've grown on X, I'd love your honest advice:
• What do you post when nothing exciting happens?
• How do you stay consistent without forcing it?
• What actually helped you build meaningful connections?
And if you're figuring it out too, let's connect. 😁
Every time I open the internet, something else is apparently dead.
I spend a day learning a new skill, and the next day someone says it's oversaturated, AI has killed it, or there's no money left in it.
Honestly, it's getting exhausting trying to figure out what's actually worth learning when everyone has a different opinion.
I'm a Product Designer and Framer Developer, just trying to get better at my craft and build a sustainable career.
How do you guys filter out the noise and decide what deserves your time?
At some point, you have to stop asking the internet for permission and just build. But figuring out what to build still matters.
Drop your thoughts 👇🏻
@OrbanPeter3@X I'm working on an October design sprint, building 4 Framer templates for 4 different niches. Trying to make each one solve a real business problem rather than just look good. More to come 😁
@dhiraj_design As someone who has used both webflow and Framer , i strongly believe framer is definetely better than webflow and it does not feel like an extra layer like you said it feels just like figma.
@TheXSami Hey, thanks for taking the time to check it out and for the feedback! You're right, those trust details are important for a business like this. I'll make sure to sort out the placeholders. Really appreciate it 🙌
Most home-service websites list services.
I built RelayHome Trades around the homeowner's journey — from finding help to feeling confident about booking.
Now I'd love some honest feedback from the design community.
What would you improve?
https://t.co/A8fgxIlykw
drop your thoughts👇🏻