A company called Raylight just copied waaaay too many things from Framer's website 😂
The CTA, the prompt box, the creator page. Whats going on 😂
Cédric
Founder of @trueform – An Award-Winning Framer Agency shipping websites & platforms that actually move the needle for B2B SaaS companies.
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New Framer project launched recently for an AI startup in the health space. Lots of dope stuff, more about it soon! 🔥
We @Trueform rebuilt and just shipped the new website for Global Clearance Solutions, the Swiss company whose machines clear landmines and explosive remnants of war so communities can finally return home.
We moved them off a weak Squarespace setup onto Framer, delivering an enterprise site of hundreds of pages and around 30 CMS collections, complete with custom 3D and hand-crafted interactions. It hit all-green Lighthouse scores with no compromise on quality at any scale, and we shipped the whole thing in under three months with a small team of two.
We build enterprise‑grade websites that don't trade quality for scale, or speed for either. If your current site is holding your organisation back, that's a fixable problem, and usually faster than you'd expect. If that's you, I'd love to talk!
The new Marketplace now really shows which products are actually good and which ones are not.
And everything ties back to how it always worked, which is building a personal brand for distribution.
You gotta adapt to it. If you have sold massive amounts of templates on the prev marketplace and now don't you always had a distribution problem. They just did that job for you.
I did 100K+ with my own Framer templates before the previous marketplace became even a thing.
Quality always played a big role, as well as personal brand for distribution.
Today is a big day for the community.
We're getting Framer 3.0 into our hands.
I had the chance to try out the demo of it a few weeks ago, and all I can say to you is that you will be blown away. Full stop.
So make sure you don't miss today's event! 💥👀
Most agencies take 4–6 months to ship a decent marketing website.
We do it in 4–6 weeks @Trueform. And with a higher quality output.
Here's our exact process:
Week 1: Strategy, not pixels.
Positioning, competitor research, messaging, sitemap, information architecture.
Speed comes from clarity. Most delays start with a fuzzy brief.
Week 2: We killed the handoff.
We design directly in Framer, so design and development happen simultaneously.
You review real, functional pages. Not static Figma mockups you have to imagine as a website.
Weeks 3–5: Parallel work streams.
Starting with the remaining pages, content integration, animations, SEO, all at once, powered by a hybrid team of us, AI, and the client.
AI handles the repetitive work. Humans handle taste and strategy.
Weeks 6: Polish + launch.
Performance optimization (4x 90+ Lighthouse scores), add tracking and analytics, hookup forms to CRM, and then:
We ship it. We are live.
The secret isn't only about working faster. It's removing the gaps between steps:
- No design → dev handoff.
- No vendor juggling.
- No waiting on feedback rounds.
Slow doesn't mean careful.
Fast doesn't mean sloppy.
Speed is a process decision.
