Tanzeem Hasnat Khan

UX/UI Designer @mrframerteam. Designing websites & Framer templates that look sharp and convert.
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@AliAhmedDiyWeb Low Power Mode is a great one, I never checked that. Poster image behind the video is going on my list, thanks Ali.

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Before any Framer site goes live, I open it on an old budget Android on mobile data.

Slow hero video, choppy scroll animations, CTA pushed below the fold. It catches all of it.

Now I design the mobile hero first.

What do you test on? #UXDesign #Framer

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@iamdera_hh @CybershieldHub Congrats on landing it. Security products are tough to make approachable, what's the first thing you plan to simplify in the UI?

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@plbiojout Curious what the agents spent most of that cash on. Did any of them put real effort into the storefront design or was it all ads?

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@sab8a The focus point hit me too. I keep having to cut features from client sites for the same reason, the page works better when it says one thing.

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@PranavAhl @WillMathews01 Congrats on the round. Landing page first for story fit makes sense to me, I have seen a sharp hero change how people describe a product back to you.

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@eduardadotai Honestly I still open Figma for layout exploration, but I get the pull. Do you find the coded system makes handoff to devs easier or just moves the work around?

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Designed a hero for Oriel, a wood-fire restaurant. A 4-word headline, a CTA orange pulled from the embers, and an info bar with hours, address, price and the Michelin star before you scroll. Nobody should have to hunt for "book a table".

#UIDesign #Framer

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@cahyakelvinn Magazine feel was exactly what I was going for, thank you! Law firm sites do tend to play it too safe.

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Designed a law firm hero where the headline does the heavy lifting.

Huge serif "EXPERIENCE", gold italic "wins.", a portrait breaking through the type, and proof ($12.5M verdict, 600+ reviews) sitting right above the CTA.

https://t.co/842KJN66Mo

#UIDesign #Framer

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@alexprokhorov Ha, a simulation is handy but the real phone on bad data still surprises me every time. Worth trying both.

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@jenidesignns @mavestudiox The spacing between those cards feels really consistent. Do you set up an 8px grid before you start, or do you tweak it by eye as you go?

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@graphicomor @framer Physio clinics are a nice niche for a template. Did you build the appointment section as its own reusable component? That's the part I always end up rebuilding for clients.

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@AshikArtistry This is so true. I've had clients ask for a landing page redesign when the real issue was the onboarding flow. Fixing the first five minutes in the product usually moves more than any hero section.

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@SarpSusuzer I see the same thing from the freelance side. The website and the product UI drift apart fast when different people own them. Do founders usually notice that before or after launch?

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@r_monaka_design Giving AI a vocabulary for motion is such a smart angle. I always struggle to describe easing and timing in words when I hand things off, so this would save me a few awkward back and forths.

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@Asterixmakes I swap it for a compressed still on mobile and only load the video on desktop. Saves a lot on slow connections.

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@dev_ahsan1 Thanks Dev. I wanted people to see the value before they had to scroll or think too hard.

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Designed the hero for Nomi, an AI receptionist for plumbers and HVAC teams.

Headline sells the outcome, the real calendar sits right below it, and "Hear a call" is there for anyone not ready to commit yet.

Open for Framer projects: https://t.co/842KJN66Mo

#WebDesign #SaaS

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@_workshop99 Thanks! That overlap took me the longest to get right, glad it reads well.

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@niteshshar1 the scroll stuff looks solid, but i'm curious how it holds up on mobile and with real copy. that's usually where one prompt builds fall apart for me

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@BrettFromDJ i think the real gap is that being able to build fast makes people skip the part where you decide what the page should say. figma was never the point, the thinking was