A week ago my Fraems site had broken buttons, a missing image and a form that lost every email.
Now it's live. Built in Framer after my day job.
"Your work deserves a better frame."
Free Framer component drops Saturday.
What would you change first?
https://t.co/txdrL0fWJF
@Franklin119ai looks fresh, although I personally wouldnโt say that the hero section is the most eye catching part of the website. Maybe have a look at that.
Started building my first Framer template today, and I'm doing the design system from my terminal.
One command (npx @framer/agent setup) and Codex can read and write my actual Framer project: colour styles, text styles, components.
Didn't even know this existed a week ago. ๐คฏ
@krutikkkkkkkkk CMS case studies are what keep an agency template usable after launch, since that's the page studios update most. Did you build a fixed case study layout or flexible sections?
@justyna_framer@framer 100 days of this is the fastest way to learn code components. What's been the hardest part so far, the code itself or making it behave on the canvas?
@mrblackstudio@framer The overlay-on-complex-pages part is the real test. Glass on a flat gradient is easy, glass over scrolling images and text is where most versions get muddy.
@anwarlemu_ Making /work the homepage is a bold call. With the homepage getting 83x the visits, do the case study pages still matter, or is the carousel doing all the selling now?
@7sync_tech That for sure, and honestly that's where AI comes handy.
I always used AI for components like that, and it always worked for me.
Btw, I see you also design on Framer, let's connect.
@nalinrajput23 AI gets the layout right and the positioning wrong. The $10k is mostly for figuring out what to say and who it's for. The build is the cheap part now.
@SonalRastogi101@claudeai@framer Curious which part Claude speeds up most for you, the structure and copy or the actual build? Feels like the last bit of polish still happens on the canvas.