@vaibhavdzn_ I have 2 templates published at this moment and I feel kinda sad about the way the algorithm works.
Seeing you, with even more templates than me, in the same situation like me, actually makes me feel even worst.
Hopefully they will change some stuff around on the marketplace✌️
Following up on the one-shot thing 👇
Here's what AI can't do: be truly creative.
It replicates designs, but someone had to have that great idea first.
It won't invent your brand's personality or make the bold call that stops people scrolling.
That's still you. 😉
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I won 10K @framer credits in a giveaway and used Fable 5 a lot this month.
Enough to actually form an opinion.
The truth is: you CAN one-shot a website.
But it's just a starting point, not the final product!
Making it great will still take real work. That part's on you.
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@mezarioHQ@framer To be honest with you, most of the websites you encounter got elements with rounded corners. I've seen just a few website use buttons and elements with sharp corners.
Overall thoughts on the blog page with Fable 5 🚀
15 minutes to generate the whole page.
The speed is honestly wild.
Gave me solid ideas for the page structure and components that just need some tweaks.
Worth every minute!
Third section: Newsletter
Design fits right in with the rest of the pages, spacing and typography are on point.
But honestly? It's a bit too simple. It needs to stand out, it's a Call to Action section!
Need to add some personality to it😉
Second section: All articles
The filtering pills look great and they just work as expected.
The cards though, same story as the featured one. Structure is solid but they blend in way too much with the background.
Gotta fix that visibility 🔧
First section reveal: the blog hero 📝
Fable nailed the spacing, gaps and padding — matches the rest of the site perfectly.
The Featured Article card structure looks good, but needs some attention. The background makes the card barely visible.
Small tweaks tho 🔧
The Fable agent inside @framer split my blog page into 3 sections:
1. Hero section
2. All articles section
3. Newsletter section
Gonna post each one separately here 👀
#Framer#BuildInPublic
I am trying to one-shot a page using the new Fable agent inside @framer
But for that I wanted a complex prompt so I am not leaving any important info behind.
I'll post the work later.
Here is the prompt:
I want you to create blog page. The URL of the page should be /blog. I want this new blog page to be similar to the other existing pages and use the font styling as they were used there. Also the colors need to be similar to them. We are going to use the two pre-existing CMS collections: the Categories collection - that speaks for itself, and the other collection is Articles, which has a field that reffers back to Categories. I want the of thero section to feature a single article - should be the first in the Articles collection. After that I want you to create a new section that will contain all the other blogs - except the one that has been featured in the hero section. This section should have category pills that are going to let the user filter this section blog content by their category. The rest of the page is up to you and should be at the highest standard when creating new sections and they should respect the spacing, gaps, padding, and border radii like the other elements presents on the other pages. You will create the needed components, especially the hero featured card and the blog cards from the second section, and the other components that you will need for the rest of the sections after these. All these components should be listed under the assets folder called “Fable5”. You are just going to work on the main blog page that is going to contain them all. The individual blog page template will be worked on later.