I created a minimal portfolio template for creatives. Had a lot of fun exploring a more editorial style.

I had a lot of fun building my latest component: Topographic Rings

It's a simple, highly customizable background component with optional mouse interaction and it's a simple and easy way to add some movement behind a hero section or similar.

Apparently the new version of the @Framer marketplace doesn't allow creators to add images in the product descriptions, like we used to be able to. I think that's a mistake because using images allowed us to document a product's functionality a lot better so potential buyers would understand what the product can do or if it had a specific feature they were looking for.

Personally, I hope they bring back that feature.

Just finished building this before/after image comparison component. I wanted to make it super customizable so you can adapt it to any aesthetic.

This is my first Framer template I put on the marketplace and even tho it's not very popular, I'm still proud of it ❤

It's a niche template, made for developers and software engineers: https://staks.framer.website/

I just built a fully responsive website in under 12 hours using Framer 3.0 and the new AI Agents feature. And honestly? I'm still processing how that was even possible.

We're talking about a multi-page website with a custom CMS, relational collections, a multi-step interactive skill finder, an animated 3D globe, and real written content — all built from scratch.

A year ago this would have taken me 2-3 weeks minimum. Framer 3.0 Agents changed the game in a way I wasn't fully prepared for. Not because it did everything for me (it didn't) but because it collapsed the distance between idea and execution in a way I've never experienced before.