Been sitting on this idea for months. Finally started designing the Launcher Supply website.
Same layout. Two completely different moods.
If you had to launch one today... Light or Dark

Premium Framer products built for fast launch, clarity, production-ready and conversion focused.
Been sitting on this idea for months. Finally started designing the Launcher Supply website.
Same layout. Two completely different moods.
If you had to launch one today... Light or Dark
Just released FREE Cineform — a free photography & cinematography portfolio template.
Free. No catch. If it helps you ship, a follow means a lot — more premium free stuff coming.
Cineform — a Production Studio & Cinematography Tempalte for Framer.
B&W dramatic hero, sticky-scroll case studies, Inter Display + Geist.
Built it to make the work the loudest thing on the page. Free on the marketplace — would love your eyes on it.
Introducing my latest @Framer template, Cineform.
A free portfolio template built for photographers and film production studios.
Designing for clarity > decorating for aesthetics.
Every section should answer:
→ What is this? → Who is it for? → Why should I care?
Built with Framer.
Framer 3.0 might be the biggest shift for designers since components.
Three things immediately changed my workflow:
1. Agents remove repetitive work that used to take hours.
2. Branching lets teams explore safely without breaking production.
3. Community finally gives creators a place to build an audience inside Framer.
Feels like Framer is evolving from a website builder into a complete design platform.
What feature are you using first?
Caliber Pro fixes that 13 pages. -> $49
Link -> https://www.framer.com/community/marketplace/templates/caliber-pro/
1. Fractional executives charge $10K/month.
2. Then send clients to a website that looks like a free trial.
3. Your site is judged before the call. Before the proposal. Before anything.
4. If it doesn't feel executive, neither do your rates
Spent some time watching the @Framer 3.0 launch, and these were my biggest takeaways:
1. Agent All those tiny repetitive tasks that used to take hours just disappeared overnight with Framer Agents. Crazy times.
2. Branching Designers can now explore multiple directions safely inside Framer, collaborate with teams, and merge only the finalized version into production. This changes the workflow completely.
3. Community As AI makes creation faster, community matters even more. The new Framer Community feels like a place to showcase work, get feedback, discover creators, and grow together.
4. External Agents Connecting tools like Claude, Cursor, and other AI workflows directly to Framer might quietly be one of the biggest announcements of the event.
5. AI + Human Collaboration The best part? Framer Agents don’t replace designers—they amplify them. AI handles the repetitive work while creators stay in control.
6. Production-Ready AI Unlike most AI tools that generate rough drafts, Framer generates production-ready websites that can be published instantly. That’s a huge shift for web design.