Designing minimal digital experiences and premium Framer templates for modern brands.
Building my second Framer template.
This time I'm exploring a typography-first portfolio with a minimal editorial aesthetic.
Here's the first hero section—still a work in progress.
Feedback is welcome.
work in progress...
Always saw this cool loading screen on most websites this days, actually thought some advanced logic but it's relatively easy to recreate in framer.
All you need are two Variants the Start state & Leave state.
Maleek Thompson is a premium photography portfolio template designed for creatives who value clean aesthetics, editorial storytelling, and a timeless digital presence that leaves a lasting impression.
@Dmytro Boiko done with the clean up here's the full preview, as our beloved framer review team is currently 'MIA'.
i wanna ask you all to be my review team, point out the things that need to go and the ones that need to be enhanced, added or changed.
All comments and suggestions are welcome☑
Preview Link: https://moonhouse.framer.website/
photography template-404 page design & layout.
wanted something minimal but still felt part of the template focusing more on the images rather than the text in this design.
should i keep this original style or do something more fitting?
Working on my first framer template, this is how it currently looks-it's a template for a photography agency.
any thoughts, feedback and comments are welcome.
My thoughts on the Framer 3.0 update:
I'm really impressed with the new AI Agent features, but I have mixed feelings about removing reviews from the marketplace entirely.
Personally, I think free resources could work without a review system since users can simply remix them and evaluate the quality for themselves. However, for paid resources, reviews provide an important layer of trust and help buyers make informed decisions before purchasing.
Instead of removing reviews across the entire platform, perhaps reviews could remain mandatory for paid resources while being optional for free ones.
What do you think? I'd love to hear other perspectives. If you disagree, drop a comment below and let's discuss. 👇
