I design and build premium, high-performance landing pages.
Another quiet sale this morning : How It Work Timeline.
It’s one component with three layout variants (Alternating, Stacked, Scroll Steps), 11 theme presets, and a full scrollytelling mode with a sticky media panel that crossfades as you scroll. Swap the whole layout from one property control, no duplication.
Built it because I kept rebuilding the same “how it works” section on every client project. Apparently I wasn’t the only one tired of that.
ProofFrame got its first sale since Framer 3.0 shipped.
It’s a small component, drops social proof / testimonial walls into a site without the usual manual layout work. Built it to scratch my own client-work itch, put it on the marketplace, didn’t think much more about it.
Woke up to a Polar notification this morning. Always satisfying when something you made does its job without you in the room. @Framer
Just published Nuera on the Marketplace 🚀
A template for AI/SaaS products, built entirely on Framer color styles. Change a few tokens, the whole thing transforms. No code, no hunting through layers.
15 pages, CMS blog, dark mode that remembers you, native scroll animations. Space Grotesk + Inter on charcoal and lime.
LUXORE : 6-day update 🖤
Launched my luxury skincare eCommerce template last week and the response has been better than I expected:
15,219 impressions
450 views
301 unique viewers
26 remixes
24 likes
Built for beauty & skincare brands that want a premium, conversion-focused storefront without starting from scratch.
It's free for one more week before it moves to paid, would love your feedback if you remix it. Drop your builds below 👇
Glassmorphism is back and it hits different in motion. 🧊 @Framer
Sound off, just vibes. 👇
Spent some time digging into CMS 3.0 and figured I'd share notes for anyone who hasn't moved over yet.
The shift from overlay editing to the table-based inline view is the part that actually changed my workflow. Updating text, images, references, and publish status without leaving the main view sounds minor until you're managing a few hundred entries — then it's a different job entirely.
Other things worth knowing:
- 100k item ceiling, so big catalogs and multi-collection sites are viable now
- Bulk editing + multi-select genuinely cuts SEO passes and migrations down to minutes
- Collection folders finally let the CMS structure mirror your actual site
- Search + advanced filtering combined makes finding "published posts missing meta descriptions" a one-step thing
I wrote up the full breakdown including the SEO side here if useful:
https://www.khakanhayder.online/blogs/framer-cms-3.0
Curious what others are running into — anyone hit limits with the 100k cap yet, or found the folder organization changes how you plan collections from the start?
Sharing a template I'm about to put on the Marketplace: Nuera, built for AI/SaaS products.
Five pages, home, features, how it works, use cases, pricing. The fun parts were the agent-orchestration section, the live throughput stats, and keeping the dark dashboard mockups readable across breakpoints without a hundred component variants.
It's in final revisions with my team before submission. Preview's below, if you spot anything off (spacing, responsive edge cases, copy), I'd rather hear it here than in a review.
Anybody, the Featured shelf is "Framer Team favorites", but nobody documents what gets you picked. For those who've been featured: was it listing quality, sales velocity, feed traction, or a direct reach-out? Curious about profiles too. Real answers > polite ones.
Working on Neura, an AI SaaS template. Lime on white, AI-product layout, fully responsive. Not done, hence the soft focus. Feedback welcome once it's actually legible.
It was back on 8 june…
Quick one for the builders 👇
What slows you down the MOST in Framer?
🅰 Responsive breakpoints 🅱 Animations & interactions 🇨 CMS setup 🇩 Just… deciding on the design 😅
Vote + tell me your #1 time-sink in the comments. Curious if it's just me.
One component. Three layouts. Eleven themes.
Just shipped "How It Work Timeline" on the Framer Marketplace, swap between Alternating, Stacked, and Scroll Steps from a single property control. No duplication, no extra components, no mess.
The Scroll Steps variant is the one I'm proud of: sticky media panel, crossfade between steps, a cursor-reactive glow, and a progress bar tied to section scroll (not the whole page).
Built it to be the "how it works" section I always wished I had on client projects.
Just published LUXORE on the Marketplace 🧴, a luxury skincare & beauty eCommerce template.
I built it for skincare and beauty brands that want a storefront as refined as their products: clean editorial layouts, soft luxury aesthetics, and a structure that's actually built to convert.
What's inside: → Home, Shop, Collections, Product, Blog & Contact pages → Pre-built Privacy, Refund, Terms & Support pages → Testimonial wall, FAQ accordion, trust badges & promo banner → Fully responsive + CMS-ready for products and blog posts → SEO-clean structure with smooth scroll animations → Easy to rebrand, swap colors, fonts & images and publish
⏳ Free for the first week : after that it moves to premium. Grab it while it's free 👇
Would love your feedback, and a like/remix if it's useful to you 🙏
https://www.framer.com/community/marketplace/templates/luxore/
Hey everyone! I just got this notification (screenshot attached): "Your content has been reported and is no longer visible: Conduit."
Conduit is a multi-step form component I built from scratch, steps and fields configurable in the panel, with submissions going to email, Google Sheets, or a webhook. As far as I know it's all original work, so I'm a little confused about what triggered the report.
The notice doesn't say why, which is the frustrating part. Has anyone run into this before?
A few things I'm wondering:
Is it a problem to mention external services (like form/webhook tools) in the description?
What's the best way to get the actual reason from the Framer team and appeal?
Any guidance from folks who've published on the Marketplace would be hugely appreciated 🙏
Thanks!
Spent the last while building Conduit 👇 a multi-step form with a progress bar, validation, and a custom thank-you screen, and you can wire submissions to Email, Sheets, or a webhook straight from the panel. Curious what you all think!
https://www.framer.com/community/marketplace/components/conduit/
Next (Coming Soon) : Added spam protection to Conduit today 🛡 honeypot + time-trap (on by default) plus optional Cloudflare Turnstile captcha — all from the panel. No more junk entries in your Sheet. Marketplace soon 👀
