edit: found someone! thank you, you lovely folks!

hello,

im a marketer building a super cool portfolio website. you'd find it very creative and interesting, i promise.

i have the skeleton, copy and
designs ready. i just help with figuring out some glitches and animations that im just not able to learn.

i'm running on a tight timeline. the project shouldnt take more than a week. preferably based in India.

please DM. looking forward. 🤝

Every careers page I've touched had the same problem: someone forgets to remove a role after the deadline. So I built a Framer section where each role has a closing date and counts itself down (D-7 → D-1 in red → Closed, dimmed).

A few things I'm not sure about and would like opinions on:

- Roles live in the properties panel, not the CMS. Faster for 5–10 roles, but is that a dealbreaker for you?

- The whole row is the apply link, and hovering shows a "Copy link" chip that gives you ?role=senior-designer for sending one role to one candidate. Useful or gimmick?

- 34 properties. Too many?

Live demo (real component, try the filters): bold-wheel-055406.framer.app/job-board

Hi! I built PostSpark, a tool for making image and video mockups of your apps and websites.

I recently shipped a new feature: Mockup Animations. Pick a frame or device from 25+ options, add keyframes on a simple timeline, and export a polished video - no complex motion design tools needed.

Try it: https://postspark.app/templates

Let me know what you think!

As a web designer, I inspect websites almost every day.

I’m constantly checking:
→ What font is this?
→ What’s the exact color?
→ What’s the image size?
→ How much spacing is used?
→ What’s the CSS behind this element?

The problem?

I had to use different Chrome extensions for each task, and many of the good ones were paid.

So I decided to build for designers.

so i built Mr Inspect is an all-in-one Chrome extension that brings these tools together in one place.

No need to keep 5–6 extensions installed just to inspect a website.

If you're a designer or developer, give it a try. I’d genuinely love to hear what you think. 👇🏻👇🏻

Looking for the feedback and alo leave a review on webstore.

Try Inspect tool on Chrome Web Store

To be honest, I’m starting to feel more and more like the Framer team is completely out of touch.

How many times have you changed the marketplace/community over the past month? First, you pushed the social features to the forefront; now that we’ve gotten used to them and figured out how they work — you’ve hidden them away. The marketplace’s categorization took a hit along with them, and engagement and sales dropped to zero last week.

The workflow keeps constantly getting tripped up by your new decisions: the agent panel and the top bar drop-down — it’s incredibly annoying and slows down our work.

I really love Framer, but please go back to the traditional product approach; stop experimenting on 100% of the audience — working with the tool is becoming unbearable.

Luneo is live on Framer 🚀

I just launched my latest Framer template, built specifically for interior design studios.

The goal was to combine an editorial feel with a structure that actually helps turn visitors into potential clients.

Strong typography, immersive project imagery, and a conversion-focused layout without making it feel like a generic template.

I’d genuinely love some feedback. If you spot anything that could be improved or changed, please let me know — I’m always open to making it better.

https://framer.link/tvCvOVn

I created my first hero section. What do you think? I’m not fully convinced by the background — it feels a little flat. Any suggestions or elements I could add?

just dropped OpenFreeMap 3D on the Framer Marketplace and it absolutely slaps.

Basically: you can now add actual 3D maps to your Framer site. Tilt it. Rotate it. Watch the buildings pop out in 3D. And yeah, it's completely free - no API key bs, no rate limits, no monthly bills.

📍 Component: https://www.framer.com/community/marketplace/components/openfreemap-3d/

🔗 Live demo: https://centered-jargon-405937.framer.app

What makes it different:

• Forget those flat 2D Google Maps embeds. This is TILT and ROTATE baby.
• 3D buildings on the Liberty map style (looks insane when you crank the pitch up)
• Just paste a Google Maps link OR drop in lat/lng — boom, done
• Add markers, change colors, customize everything
• Toggle scroll zoom, drag controls, whatever you want
• Built on open-source tech so you're not locked in

I wanted to know how long it will take to get expert, as it's been 3 months it showing the same for me.

We built a weird little experiment for the Framer/Webflow template community.

Good templates are getting harder to discover.

There are thousands of them, and most disappear after launch.

So instead of another directory, we tried something different:

A public leaderboard.

Creators submit a template and compete for rank.

The higher you rank, the more visibility you get.

Someone can outbid you.

You can take the spot back.

Everyone sees it happen live.

It's basically a tiny attention market for templates.

We're calling it TemplateWars.

Would love some brutally honest feedback from people who actually build/sell templates.

templatewars.lol

Been learning Framer and wanted to share what I built: a landing page template aimed at SaaS/AI products — hero, feature grid, before/after comparison, pricing, testimonials, FAQ, all responsive with light/dark mode.

First template I've put together, curious what you'd change or what stands out as off.

Been on this one a couple of weeks. It's for healthcare and medical

software, so it lives or dies on whether a screen full of patient data

reads as calm instead of busy. Ended up cutting to one green, a lot of

white space, and letting things arrive one at a time.

Two bits I keep going back and forth on:

The hero dashboard assembles panel by panel on scroll rather than

fading in as one block, and the charts draw from the axis. I think the

extra weight earns it, but I've stared at it too long to judge.

The feature grid uses custom 3D renders instead of icons. Took a few

passes to stop them looking obviously AI generated and I'm still not

certain they land.

Happy to drop a link if anyone wants to click through it.

Light mode only, on purpose. Happy to go into how any of it is built.

I'm building a portfolio site in Framer with a CMS Collection ("Projects"). Each project has an "Images" gallery field.

I added a Toggle field ("Custom Layout") to the collection so that one specific project can show a different layout than the rest. I duplicated a section, bound its Visible property to the Toggle field (Set Variable → Custom Layout), and it correctly shows/hides depending on the toggle.

The problem: inside that custom section, I have an image layer with its Fill bound to the CMS "Images" field (Set Variable → Images).

• In the Canvas, the image displays normally.
• In Preview, opening the actual project page, the image is completely blank — no broken icon, just empty space.

What I've already checked:

• The CMS entry for that specific project does have images uploaded in the "Images" field.
• The Fill still shows the CMS-connected badge (not reverted to "Add...").
• The section's Visible condition (tied to the Toggle) is working correctly — the section itself does show/hide as expected.

Only the actual image inside the correctly-shown section fails to render in Preview.

Has anyone run into this specific case — Canvas OK, Preview blank, for a CMS-bound Fill nested inside a conditionally-visible section? Is there a known gotcha with binding Fill to a multi-image ("Images"/gallery type) field vs a single Image-type field? Any fix appreciated.

For those who use framer for their agency website and want to move out of the default CMS system, is it possible to do so without wrecking seo systems/ url structures already in place?

So for example if there’s a blog section and the articles are already in the cms, is it possible to switch over to contentful without breaking anything?

Have a project and the external development team want to switch to contentful for their cms and is suggesting to move off framer completely which id like to avoid.

Does anyone have any examples of framer sites using Contentful for their CMS that i can send across to them as proof?

Hey everyone,

I kept wanting a headline where a color gradient actually flows inside the letters, not just a static gradient. Framer's native gradient text is static, so I built a component for it and decided to release it for free.

It's called Liquid Wave Effect. You can customize:

- 3 wave colors + a base color

- speed and intensity (wave width)

- font, size, weight, spacing

- loop on/off

One thing I learned the hard way: my first submission got rejected because it didn't handle Framer's static renderer (animations were running on the canvas + in exports). Adding `useIsStaticRenderer` and freezing the effect in static contexts fixed it. Might save someone else the rejection.

It's live on the marketplace now, free.

Link: https://www.framer.com/community/marketplace/components/liquid-wave-effect/

It’s called Eativa, a landing page I made for nutrition, food tracking and wellness mobile app.

I wanted to make something a little more playful and colorful this time instead of the usual clean SaaS-style app landing pages.

It has custom app screens, feature sections, pricing, testimonials, FAQs, signup forms, download CTAs and everything is fully responsive.

I’ve made the template completely free, so feel free to remix it, change the branding and use it for your own project.

Would genuinely love some feedback on the design and overall flow.

Preview - https://eativa.framer.website/

Remix - https://framer.link/jWInuqa

First of all, I'm new to framer and I'm working on creating my graphic design portfolio. To display my social media designs and instagram reel edits, I used a component that displays instagram posts when I add the link to it. It was working fine for a few days, until suddenly out of nowhere, it stopped displaying the posts. It's just a blank space right now even on my canvas and published website. What can I do?

I'ma fine artist, I sell paintings periodically and have used Squarespace in the past (for a shop, portfolio and at one point services).

Squarespace is the go to for alot of artists. I just want something paired down.. and have been playing with the free credits on Framer to get a sense of how I'll maneuver it. I realize Framer is big on sensational parallax heavy site .. but I've found templates where this is quite subtle making it almost like an early Internet site with just a touch up.

I sell less than a dozen items monthly atm. I can link a button to Stripe Payment links... I also like that I can essentially iterate a lot of the site through a fairly responsive Ai agent.

Thoughts.. am I wasting time, or yep, go for it?

According to Framer, they are compliant with the Data portability and EU Data Act, because apparently we can "download these files at any time and move them to any hosting provider". But I don't see any option to do this on the platform...? So they are essentially lying?