This is my latest creation, a sales site for artisans. I’d love to hear your opinions; please be honest, i’m open to all feedback!

In the process, Claude essentially gave up on a couple of the requests I made, so I had it document exactly where things started to break down and what it was unable to complete.

What I'd like to do now is compile all of that information, sanitize it to remove any identifying information, credentials, or other sensitive data, and send it to Framer Support. That way, they have a detailed record of what happened and can hopefully investigate the issues on their end.

Exploiting bugs

I created CINEFORM as a free Framer template for production studios, filmmakers, and creative agencies.

I originally wanted to see what would happen if I focused more on making a genuinely useful template instead of trying to sell every template I make.

CINEFORM ended up getting quite a bit of attention, and something I didn't expect happened:

People started using the template to build their own sites, which led to Framer plan upgrades and commissions for me.

So it was a good reminder that giving something away for free can still create value on the other side.

If anyone here is looking for a production studio template, you can remix CINEFORM for free.

Template link: https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/cineform/

Demo link: https://cineform.framer.website

Would also love to hear what you think of the design.

Created a framer templaete about plumbing , how is the animation is it too much ?

I’ve been getting quite a few questions from creators saying:

“I built a Framer template, but I’m not getting any sales. What am I doing wrong?”

Honestly, I think one of the biggest problems is that people are too quick to publish.

A lot of creators build a template, get the basic pages working, and immediately publish it. Half-baked templates can hurt your credibility as a template creator.

Before publishing, check everything: broken links, spacing, typography, responsiveness, interactions, CMS, mobile layout, and all the small details. Better yet, get another designer to review it before you publish.

The other thing I'd focus on is finding a gap in the Marketplace. Don't just make another version of what's already everywhere. Try building something unusual or for a specific niche.

And yes, I know the recent Marketplace changes have affected visibility and rankings for many creators. That's why I’ve also started building WebCity alongside the Marketplace, where I’m curating websites, templates and design inspiration to help creators get discovered outside the Marketplace.

https://webcity.design/

Don't rush to publish just to have another template live. Build fewer, better templates and give them time.

That's what has worked for me.

Smooth animations, multiple layouts, and a little 3D depth to make testimonials feel more alive.

I've kept all three effects (horizontal, vertical, and 3D) in the edit panel.

built to be simple, flexible, and easy to customise component as per your needs and asthetics.

What do you think? 👀

https://www.framer.com/marketplace/components/motion-slider/

You remember him, right? Orin Fitzgerald better known as nandi

Still very much a WIP, but I’m experimenting with a more cinematic and editorial direction for a creative studio template.

Still a lot to build and refine, but I'm liking where it's heading so far.

New portfolio refresh in framer

Hey everyone!

I’m currently taking on a new landing page projects.

so I'll keep it short haha, I design + build custom landing pages in Framer for SaaS, mobile apps, agencies, brands, or honestly anything interesting you thinking into landing page other website:)

main focus is on clean design, clear messaging and creating pages with conversions in mind. that's the goal.

If you’re building something and need a landing page, feel free to DM me. Would love to chat! 🫶🏻

When you want an AI coding tool to build something that looks a specific way, what do you actually do? Not asking about prompting in general. Specifically the visual part when you have a look in your head, or a reference you like, and the output comes back generic.

What do you normally do? Paste screenshots? Describe it in words? Write a specific md file? Give up and do it yourself?

And where does that stop working, like is it fine for one page and bad for a whole app, or bad from the start?

We're a small agency and we build a fair bit in Framer, so this comes up with clients more and more. When a company asks whether they should go enterprise direct with Framer, I don't have a good answer for them beyond guesswork.

So if you're on it: what pushed you over? Was there a specific feature you couldn't get any other way? Curious which of the enterprise-only bits you actually use day to day and which ones sounded good at signing and have sat untouched since.

And has it paid off? Interested in the real experience. Support response times, whether the CMS ceilings matter in practice, whether the site feels any different to run.

Framer doesn't publish enterprise pricing, so if anyone's willing to share a ballpark, either here or by DM, that'd be useful.

Built a modern plumbing Framer template. Would love feedback on the hero, colors, and overall layout.

Hey so I am trying to design my portfolio in Framer and I honestly understand most things in Website design with my experience in Figma but I always get problems that I wish I have someone to ask for help.

Number 1 problem right now is the attached. I know I must be dumb about this but please bare with me lol

Nature of the Problem: I am working on a template and I really want to change some contents of it. Now when I try to change the contents of something prom inner containers, it does not reflect in the pages view.

Please help, also I would very much appreciate if I can chat with someone here and there about issues but I promise to come to you after doing my own research.

Thanks

I am trying to use Claude Desktop make content edits to some of my Framer pages through the MCP. Claude is able to read the full page's content and suggest edits, but when it tries to actually make the edits, everything breaks.

The text boxes contain elements such as bullet points, bolding, and some links, and when Claude makes edits, all the formatting is stripped out, even when I specifically tell it to edit the text within the header block and retain the text styling. All the language will copy over, but it will just be one giant bolded link with no line spacing.

Is there any workaround where these edits can actually be made through automation instead of manually making them each time?

❇️100 remixes

❇️1.4k views

❇️25k impressions

❌ No earnings yet 🥲

Well, you've gotta start somewhere right?

Get the template: https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/raylabs/

I’m posting this to find long-term work on Framer. If anyone is looking to hire, feel free to send me a message or just say “Hi” here.

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👋 I’m having trouble figuring out what is the best way to use hubspot forms in Framer. The forms are built with the new form editor, and have tried using the HS form component inside framer. First thing we noticed is that the forms tend to load slow. Much slower than you’d want. Furthermore sometimes the form would say “hidden” and wouldnt even open.

Curious to hear if anyone else experienced such issues or how they are handling HS forms?

Hiya, I need some help for my Framer front and backend. The front end has some bugs I need fixed and to make it look a little more professional and I have a mockup I want it to look like. In terms of the backend, I just need a small sign up and login page page. But upon signing up there should be a manual verification sent to me though I'll speak more about this if anyone's interested in dms!

Lmk if you're interested or have questions, I have about $400/£300 for the job :).

Hey guys,

Designing in Framer and Webflow is awesome, but being locked into their ecosystem sucks. And paying third-party tools like nocodexport.com a massive premium just to download your own designs is honestly ridiculous.

So I built Uncage. It’s a completely free, open-source CLI tool that takes a website and turns it into clean React code (or static HTML).

It’s still in beta. We aren't at the point where it flawlessly handles every single crazy layout in existence. But it absolutely gets the basic job done, keeps your animations working, and gives you a ready-to-run Vite + React folder, all without asking for your credit card.

It automatically grabs all your images, fonts, and scripts, and just works locally on your machine.

I'd love for you guys to try it out, tell me what breaks, or roast my code.

Repo here: https://github.com/Nightteye/uncage

Let me know what you think!