Just designed my first-ever Hero section
Prism Labs — Advanced Medical Laboratory & Pharmaceutical Research
Really proud of how this turned out.
Can seniors help me how to get screenshots of a website in high resolution?
Would love some advice
THE 100.
Thank you.
For the follows, the likes, the quiet support that turned into this.
“In a world deluged by irrelevant information, clarity is power.”
Grateful for every one of you.
My little corner.
Building, learning, and staying consistent , one design, one book, one day at a time.
Framer + good books + focused hours = progress.
No posts for some time, but the work never stopped.
Still grinding behind the scenes. Still here. Still building.
Is selling Framer templates still enough to make good money in the AI era, or do Framer designers now need real development skills too?
With AI tools generating layouts, code, and even full sites so quickly, I’m wondering:
Can focusing purely on high-quality Framer templates still be a solid full-time income?
Or has the bar risen so much that designers who only design (without coding/React/Framer CMS/advanced interactions knowledge) are getting left behind?
Would love to hear from people who are actually selling templates or freelancing with Framer right now. What’s working for you in 2026?
I wanted to design a hero section that felt less like a website and more like a high-budget film intro.
Dark mode, high-contrast typography, and a prominent showreel focus for a film production agency.....
Most AI-agency hero sections look the same (dark bg + neon green). I tried the opposite - warm, illustrative, still feels "tech." Thoughts?
This took me way longer than it should have still learning how to make stuff look good and i’m lowkey stressing if this is even post worthy trying my best to deliver something clean but i keep second-guessing everything be honest, does this look okay or am i still far off?
New to Framer, struggling through the learning curve, but loving every process. ️
Here’s a luxury hero section concept I’m working on. Step by step, getting better every day
Every expert in Framer was once a beginner staring at a blank canvas.
Just hit 50 followers
To all the new designers & web developers just starting with Framer , I know how it feels.
You post your work… and it feels like no one sees it. You put hours into a design… and get almost no engagement. Growth feels slow. Sometimes even impossible.
But here’s the truth:
It’s hard to get those first miles… but it’s not impossible.
The best way we grow is together.
If you’re new here — drop your handle or just say hi. Let’s follow each other, support each other’s work, and build this community stronger.
You don’t have to climb alone.
Who’s in?
Redesigning the hero section for an enterprise AI platform.
Clean typography, subtle mesh gradients, and floating 3D elements.
Cineforge – Cinematic Hero Section for Filming Agency Built in Framer
Elevate your video production agency website with this powerful, cinematic hero section for Cineforge.
Meet Framer Frames — a modern photography Hero Section built with framer.
The bold portraits and elegant lifestyle shoots, we craft images that don’t just show but they feel.
Framer Frames | Photography Studio
Introducing LUMINOVA BIO- A modern, elegant hero section for a biotech company specializing in longevity and age-related therapies.
Built with Framer — clean, professional, and visually striking.
Just designed my first-ever Hero section
Prism Labs — Advanced Medical Laboratory & Pharmaceutical Research
Really proud of how this turned out.
Can seniors help me how to get screenshots of a website in high resolution?
Would love some advice
THE 100.
Thank you.
For the follows, the likes, the quiet support that turned into this.
“In a world deluged by irrelevant information, clarity is power.”
Grateful for every one of you.
My little corner.
Building, learning, and staying consistent , one design, one book, one day at a time.
Framer + good books + focused hours = progress.
No posts for some time, but the work never stopped.
Still grinding behind the scenes. Still here. Still building.
Is selling Framer templates still enough to make good money in the AI era, or do Framer designers now need real development skills too?
With AI tools generating layouts, code, and even full sites so quickly, I’m wondering:
Can focusing purely on high-quality Framer templates still be a solid full-time income?
Or has the bar risen so much that designers who only design (without coding/React/Framer CMS/advanced interactions knowledge) are getting left behind?
Would love to hear from people who are actually selling templates or freelancing with Framer right now. What’s working for you in 2026?
I wanted to design a hero section that felt less like a website and more like a high-budget film intro.
Dark mode, high-contrast typography, and a prominent showreel focus for a film production agency.....
Most AI-agency hero sections look the same (dark bg + neon green). I tried the opposite - warm, illustrative, still feels "tech." Thoughts?
This took me way longer than it should have still learning how to make stuff look good and i’m lowkey stressing if this is even post worthy trying my best to deliver something clean but i keep second-guessing everything be honest, does this look okay or am i still far off?
New to Framer, struggling through the learning curve, but loving every process. ️
Here’s a luxury hero section concept I’m working on. Step by step, getting better every day
Every expert in Framer was once a beginner staring at a blank canvas.
Just hit 50 followers
To all the new designers & web developers just starting with Framer , I know how it feels.
You post your work… and it feels like no one sees it. You put hours into a design… and get almost no engagement. Growth feels slow. Sometimes even impossible.
But here’s the truth:
It’s hard to get those first miles… but it’s not impossible.
The best way we grow is together.
If you’re new here — drop your handle or just say hi. Let’s follow each other, support each other’s work, and build this community stronger.
You don’t have to climb alone.
Who’s in?
Redesigning the hero section for an enterprise AI platform.
Clean typography, subtle mesh gradients, and floating 3D elements.
Cineforge – Cinematic Hero Section for Filming Agency Built in Framer
Elevate your video production agency website with this powerful, cinematic hero section for Cineforge.
Meet Framer Frames — a modern photography Hero Section built with framer.
The bold portraits and elegant lifestyle shoots, we craft images that don’t just show but they feel.
Framer Frames | Photography Studio
Introducing LUMINOVA BIO- A modern, elegant hero section for a biotech company specializing in longevity and age-related therapies.
Built with Framer — clean, professional, and visually striking.
Just designed my first-ever Hero section
Prism Labs — Advanced Medical Laboratory & Pharmaceutical Research
Really proud of how this turned out.
Can seniors help me how to get screenshots of a website in high resolution?
Would love some advice
THE 100.
Thank you.
For the follows, the likes, the quiet support that turned into this.
“In a world deluged by irrelevant information, clarity is power.”
Grateful for every one of you.
My little corner.
Building, learning, and staying consistent , one design, one book, one day at a time.
Framer + good books + focused hours = progress.
No posts for some time, but the work never stopped.
Still grinding behind the scenes. Still here. Still building.
Is selling Framer templates still enough to make good money in the AI era, or do Framer designers now need real development skills too?
With AI tools generating layouts, code, and even full sites so quickly, I’m wondering:
Can focusing purely on high-quality Framer templates still be a solid full-time income?
Or has the bar risen so much that designers who only design (without coding/React/Framer CMS/advanced interactions knowledge) are getting left behind?
Would love to hear from people who are actually selling templates or freelancing with Framer right now. What’s working for you in 2026?
I wanted to design a hero section that felt less like a website and more like a high-budget film intro.
Dark mode, high-contrast typography, and a prominent showreel focus for a film production agency.....
Most AI-agency hero sections look the same (dark bg + neon green). I tried the opposite - warm, illustrative, still feels "tech." Thoughts?
This took me way longer than it should have still learning how to make stuff look good and i’m lowkey stressing if this is even post worthy trying my best to deliver something clean but i keep second-guessing everything be honest, does this look okay or am i still far off?
New to Framer, struggling through the learning curve, but loving every process. ️
Here’s a luxury hero section concept I’m working on. Step by step, getting better every day
Every expert in Framer was once a beginner staring at a blank canvas.
Just hit 50 followers
To all the new designers & web developers just starting with Framer , I know how it feels.
You post your work… and it feels like no one sees it. You put hours into a design… and get almost no engagement. Growth feels slow. Sometimes even impossible.
But here’s the truth:
It’s hard to get those first miles… but it’s not impossible.
The best way we grow is together.
If you’re new here — drop your handle or just say hi. Let’s follow each other, support each other’s work, and build this community stronger.
You don’t have to climb alone.
Who’s in?
Redesigning the hero section for an enterprise AI platform.
Clean typography, subtle mesh gradients, and floating 3D elements.
Cineforge – Cinematic Hero Section for Filming Agency Built in Framer
Elevate your video production agency website with this powerful, cinematic hero section for Cineforge.
Meet Framer Frames — a modern photography Hero Section built with framer.
The bold portraits and elegant lifestyle shoots, we craft images that don’t just show but they feel.
Framer Frames | Photography Studio
Introducing LUMINOVA BIO- A modern, elegant hero section for a biotech company specializing in longevity and age-related therapies.
Built with Framer — clean, professional, and visually striking.
