Arjun Sharma

Project Manager and growth @omakasedesign

[Arjun Sharma @arjunsh1607]

Deliver Value, Money Will Follow.

[Arjun Sharma @arjunsh1607]

@galluzzo_julian my best guess is that they're about to fully roll out this feature

https://t.co/cA0TaygwCh

[Marcin @uxuimartin]

My first template, Hammet, is officially live on the Framer Marketplace! 🚀

Hammet is a free portfolio template built for designers, developers, and other IT professionals who don't have the time, desire, or skills to create a polished portfolio from scratch.

Grab it completely free and let me know what you think! 😍

[Arjun Sharma @arjunsh1607]

@uxuimartin Congrats brotha🥳🥳🥳!

[Arjun Sharma @arjunsh1607]

Reddit sales are here

[Arjun Sharma @arjunsh1607]

@BitcoinIntelX 2-1 PSG

[Arjun Sharma @arjunsh1607]

Just got this email, what should we do? 🤔

[Arjun Sharma @arjunsh1607]

@FinlaysonConnor Well, thats how every big company is justifying laying off 100s of employees.

[Arjun Sharma @arjunsh1607]

https://t.co/qTXOyeR6TW

[Arjun Sharma @arjunsh1607]

Shipped a template quiz today on oma-kase. com.
(credits to @hxmzaehsan)

A simple quiz that tells the customer which template is the best fit for their needs.

The goal is to slow and eventually reduce reliance on the framer marketplace for traffic and sales.

And build a consistent revenue channel through our own website/store.

Try it out in the link below

[Arjun Sharma @arjunsh1607]

@ArtevoStudio Sent!

[Arjun Sharma @arjunsh1607]

I built a Claude skill that audits my Framer templates against the marketplace submission guidelines before I ship them.

(claude skill in the end)

17 official requirements. 15 silent rejection patterns no one publishes. Both the editor and the live site.

I tried building a Framer plugin for this first.
Killed it in 2 weeks.

The plugin API was just too limited.

Half the stuff that gets templates rejected only shows up there.

Now Claude Code runs the loop. Framer MCP scans and fixes the editor. Claude in Chrome audits the live site, then re-audits after fixes.

It first presents an entire report to me with categories

I approve every category before anything changes.

A quick tip would be to just use this for detecting errors and not fixing them because it uses a crazy amount of tokens for that.

The principle I built it around: automate everything that isn't an aesthetic judgment.

Stuff only my eyes can answer.

Reply 'skill' and I'll DM you the GitHub link.

[Arjun Sharma @arjunsh1607]

@ArtevoStudio your dms are closed @ArtevoStudio

[Arjun Sharma @arjunsh1607]

I built a Claude skill that audits my Framer templates against the marketplace submission guidelines before I ship them.

(claude skill in the end)

17 official requirements. 15 silent rejection patterns no one publishes. Both the editor and the live site.

I tried building a Framer plugin for this first.
Killed it in 2 weeks.

The plugin API was just too limited.

Half the stuff that gets templates rejected only shows up there.

Now Claude Code runs the loop. Framer MCP scans and fixes the editor. Claude in Chrome audits the live site, then re-audits after fixes.

It first presents an entire report to me with categories

I approve every category before anything changes.

A quick tip would be to just use this for detecting errors and not fixing them because it uses a crazy amount of tokens for that.

The principle I built it around: automate everything that isn't an aesthetic judgment.

Stuff only my eyes can answer.

Reply 'skill' and I'll DM you the GitHub link.

[Arjun Sharma @arjunsh1607]

@Riteshpx Sent!

[Arjun Sharma @arjunsh1607]

24th template in the works

[Arjun Sharma @arjunsh1607]

@DavidGQuaid Its dead

[Arjun Sharma @arjunsh1607]

@hxmzaehsan @framer Got it, is it an automated email sequece for the next 5-10 days?

Or do you keep sending the emails for new launches, something like a newsletter?

[Arjun Sharma @arjunsh1607]

It has been quite similar for us; I am having a hard time finding a tangible reason other than tools like lovable, Replit, and Claude.

Especially for templates, vibe coding tools reduce the overall value a template can provide because not having to edit everything seems like a good trade-off for better design.

Which is why I am spending some time trying to figure out lovable templates and astro templates.