Buildinshadow

I highly recommend the HeatVault template for anyone looking to build a sleek and modern ecommerce site for home and desk tech products. Its clean layout, intuitive navigation, and professional design make it easy to showcase products and drive sales.

Key features include a responsive design that looks great on all devices, customizable product pages, and integrated checkout options. Benefits include faster site setup, improved user experience, and increased conversion rates, helping your store stand out in a competitive market.

Give it a try and see how it can elevate your online store with minimal effort!

Try: Heatvault — Considered Home Tech

The product page is the customizer

I got tired of product pages where you can only look.

So I made one you can use.

Click the name on the chest and type yours. Change the font. Fix the alignment. Switch the shirt colour. Pick a style. Add it to the bag.

It all happens on the product — no separate mockup tool, no leaving the page.

Try it live: Shirt Customizer — Customize Until It Suits You

I built a hero section that doesn't fade in. It assembles.

Drop Unbreakable at the top of a Framer page and scrolling does the rest: floating pieces fly in and lock together into your picture, your statement lands in the centre, and the hero resolves into your headline and your call to action — with a full navbar built in.

The part I'm most proud of one Master Image drives everything. The puzzle tiles and the flying pieces are cut from your image at runtime, so the moment you swap the artwork, the whole assembly becomes yours.

38 controls — every one of them live: • Master Image, plus hands and figures you can show, hide and bring back • Every colour — background, panel, navbar, headline, body, CTA • Every word — the logo, all three scenes and the statement • Every link — Home, About, Gallery, Resolve, Contact, Sign In and the main CTA, each with its own control

It fills any screen edge to edge, and the navbar never crops. Scroll, touch and arrow keys all drive it — and the scroll lock always releases, so the rest of your page is never trapped.

It's $10 for a hero your visitors will actually remember.

Venom Button — the goo button that hunts your cursor

Just published my Venom Button component to the Marketplace. It's free.

It's a WebGL goo pill that senses your cursor from across the section, lunges at it with verlet-rope strands, grabs the glove, coats the fingers in goo, and snaps hard when you pull away.

What's inside:

• Real physics — seek, grab, hold, snap, recoil

• Ghost autoplay that performs on its own until a real cursor arrives

• Glove, arrow, or native cursor modes

• 30+ controls in the panel: label, size, goo colour, strands, reach, sense, release, shine, glints, press, gravity, coil, spikes and more

• Touch support, plus an automatic fallback if WebGL is unavailable

Try it live: https://venompill.framer.website

Built as a native Framer code component — drop it in, tune it from the panel, ship it.

Your product cards are boring. This one opens.

ShopCard is a folder-style card for Framer. At rest, your product peeks over the folder's edge. On hover, the background grows, the folder slides open — and the product lifts a full 91px out of the card.

A two-second interaction that makes any product feel premium.

→ 3 colourways — Navy, White, Black → Fully editable: your images, panel colour, number, title, description, link → One reusable component — single card or a full row → Real links + proper alt text, zero code

$2. Less than your coffee, and it sells your products while you sleep.

AI is impressive. It helped me build this hero-section faster than ever — even while running on burnout. Still shipped. Framer AI handled the heavy lifting. I handled the taste.

AI gave me first. Decent starting point. But the layout was broken. Structure was off. Hierarchy was weak. Design elements totally stock and irrelevant. I had to step in and rebuild the bones.

Most think AI will finish the design. It won’t. Framer AI gives speed. But it fails on structure. I stay in the loop. I fix the layout. I make it premium. AI starts. I finish. Got an old generic design? DM me — branded redesign with AI + human taste.

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