@k0dik42@framer@FrameAuth Love that the client was that hands-on. Makes a huge difference when they're testing alongside you instead of firing feedback over email. Did you keep the gated side simple for them to manage, or are you handling updates going forward?
@saafolabi_me clients making live edits during a migration is its own circle of hell. the other half is approvals — getting a clear written "yes, signed off" so "i never approved that" three weeks later isn't your problem. boring, but it saves the relationship.
Your client doesn't open Framer. They open the live site.
So that's where they should be leaving feedback — clicking the exact spot and typing what's wrong. Not describing it in an email.
@AidarRakim@framer feature cards land harder when they lead with the outcome over the feature name. "ai insight engine" → say what the user walks away with ("spot the risks before they bite"). the visual's clean, just let the value line carry more weight.
@MajidARC feels clean. two things i always check on overlay menus: is the close target obvious (your x reads well), and is open/close under ~250ms so it feels snappy not heavy. dimming the page behind it a touch more would pull focus to the menu too.
@BhumiKatariya07 clean. one thing that lifts a projects section: lead each case with the result, not just the thumbnail. "redesign → +40% signups" pulls more than a nice screenshot. the 80+/6yrs/99% stats up top are already doing good work though.
@Deepak_danix@framer for "trustworthy" specifically — concrete proof moves it more than polish. a named instructor with a face, real outcomes, specific "you'll be able to x" lines. clean visuals set the tone, but specifics are what actually make people believe it.
@ancaguiux@iamshafi_dev@framer congrats on the new one, the fun phase. what's your setup for collecting their feedback once it's live? always trying to make that loop cleaner.
@praveenisomer@framer solid week. the client-project grind is real — how are you handling their feedback and sign-off across these? that's the part that quietly eats my margins.
Client feedback on a Framer build, by location:
– 3 voice notes in WhatsApp
– 1 email "small tweak"
– a Loom you can't scrub back to
– "can we hop on a quick call"
And somehow none of it is in one place.
@toluspace1 "make it pop" is the final boss of client feedback. what's saved me is making them point at the exact spot — "this headline feels flat" on the actual element beats "wow me" every time. turns the vibe into something you can actually action.
@Guronnimo Sadly no.
Most playbooks point to the same thing: outreach. But we’re in an era where everyone’s been subconsciously trained to treat marketing and outreach as noise so most outreach efforts are seen but overlooked by potential users