I really struggle to decide on the entrance animation for my AUTOMATE template.
Just wondering, how do you do your entrance animations??
A) or B)
FRED Amael
Prenium Websites template for your Business...
Prenium Websites template for your Business...
I really struggle to decide on the entrance animation for my AUTOMATE template.
Just wondering, how do you do your entrance animations??
A) or B)
I wanted to go for a bento design, but I think a much more minimalist style could also offer those flavors
It must be done....
Hi, I'm FRED. I build premium templates solo since a few months now.
No agency. No team. Just me, Framer, and an obsession for detail.
Here's how I got here (and why I almost quit twice) ๐งต
First of all, I'm a former freelancer who managed web design projects, specifically landing pages for small businesses like hairdressers, restaurants, bakeries, etc. I never wanted to follow the classic path, so I decided to take matters into my own hands and build a community.
I gave it my all on Instagram until I built a community of 12k followers. I thought that all the clients would just rain down on me, but I quickly hit a wall... nothing changed. The same struggles, the client hunt in freelance mode. Sure, millions of views, but no real conversion. I was fed up and decided to stop everything to find a job in an agency....
That's when I came across a publication about the Framer Challenge 1 (the results) and I immediately changed my perspective. The achievements realized by the Framer community members were just fascinating.
So I did my research, I searched, and I decided to start over from scratch here on X. I left Instagram, with its views just for views, to build a solid brand and a website template business here on X.
So subscribe to see the journey taken.
Ready at 60%.Honestly, I still have quite a few adjustments to make before I can deliver to the market, notably making sure everything is functional and paying attention to the small details. What criticisms or feedback would you like to share with me regarding this?
Looking forward to reading you.
Get ready for my next move. By the end of this week, I'll share my authentic journey with you and bring you as much value as possible. ๐ฅท๐ป๐ฅท๐ป
Never steal, rather let yourself be inspired.
I spend a lot of time looking at other creators' work and I'm addicted to it. It helps me get into the right mindset.
How is your moodboard?
Most agencies have the same debate when building their website, from what I've observed here on X:
"Do we do something visually stunning, or do we focus on conversion?"
For my part, I think that:
A site that impresses but doesn't convert = a portfolio.
A site that converts but doesn't impress = a form.
The real work is the order of the two.
Hero โ provoke a scroll stop
Section 2 โ name the prospect's exact pain
Section 3 โ concrete results, not features
Section 4 โ hard numbers as proof
Section 5 โ 3-step process
Section 6 โ testimonials with real numbers
Section 7 โ a single CTA, zero distractions
This is what I integrated into my Framer template for AI agencies.
Each section has a precise role in the prospect's journey.
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What do you think?
Animation first or conversion first? ๐ซก๐ซก
I just noticed that with the new Framer 3.0 update, the agents are our new examiners. You can reassure yourself that your product is of quality and well-structured before it is featured.๐ ๐
HEY @Framer community after two days of sprinting, here is the final render of the mockup. Can't wait to get your feedback, especially your critiques for my evolution??
Now the ninja in Framer, let's goo๐ฅท๐ป
Another piece of the puzzle. I now plan to speed up the creation process. Follow me to see it
Case studies section: the real work happens after the click.
First piece of the puzzle:
final exploration of the hero section... even though I still think something is missing... what do you think?? How do you arrange your hero sections???
Here are my explorations for the Hero section of my next template vs. AI explorations.
So, human or robot? ๐ค
Hey Framer community, today I'm going to share a small tip with you: my process for validating a niche before any design.
Ps: the most important!
$: Do they already pay?
Here, it's about exploring the market, finding templates that are already selling = the niche buys.
๐ฅ: Is the audience accessible? Where are they?
Where do they gather (X, LinkedIn, IG)? Here to know where I clearly need to be active.
๐: Are they actively looking for new solutions?
๐: Is it a recurring need?
Is a new client model constantly emerging?
That's all for me. I hope you'll be able to choose the best niches for your creations!
I made the classic creator mistake ๐
Building before knowing for whom.
Result: a week wasted. But also total clarity on the direction.
My goal is truly to build a quality website template business, and to do that I must understand: for whom? How? Why?
The current trend is AI, and it translates well through the creation of multiple AI agencies and SaaS that all have purely generic AI websites ๐ค It's in this sense that, after validating the idea, it will be about launching the creation of an excellent template for tech niches with real added value. Follow me to see the evolution.
And you, how do you select the niches for your templates???
