Juan Peces

Forget templates. We need to talk about UI Kits for Framer. Here are some suggestions for @Framer, from a user's point of view:

1. Buy the ultimate UI kit: Untitled UI and/or create a bespoke Framer plugin. (see https://www.untitledui.com/)

2. Add Relume-grade capabilities to that kit. They nailed it, but they're married to WF.

3. Create a dedicated team for UI Kits.

4. Start a Certified by Framer® UI kits scheme (for QA).

And a question for you seasoned developers: What is your favorite UI Kit for Framer?, Have you found a Framer UI Kit that actually works flawlessly, one that does not require tweaking mobile media queries?

Thank you!

(Disclaimer: I'm learning the tool, but I've been following Framer for some time now)

Not to be a pesky community member, but I do have some desiderata for the dev / community team at @Framer:

1. Please let users increase the UI size with the standard Cmd/Ctrl + shortcuts. Or kindly send a cheque for new prescription glasses, thank you. Even Jakob Nielsen would approve.

2. Please make it mandatory for community / creator profiles to at least list their country in their profile. Or make sure it shows automatically.

3. I used to be able to add to a Notion db a particular Framer.com web page very easily with the Save to Notion Chrome plugin. But if I use the in-app Community silo, I can't do that. Maybe you guys could put an icon to see the web version of a particular post / resource page, so people can jump into the open web real quick?

We may be chickens, but we are free-range chickens! 😆 🐓

Thank you / Dankje / Merci, nois

So, @Framer, tell us again: how exactly are people supposed to bookmark and organize templates and components in this new recontramarketplace?

I would say the ability to save essential resources and to put them in personal folders is the most needed feature. E.gr.:

Saved/Templates

Saved/Components

Saved/Vectors

Saved/Code overrides

Saved/AI files

...unless you think that "likes" is a proper asset organizing system.

A neverending stream of content, à la social network, may look cool, but users need folders, personal bookmarks, organization. Especially when curation has been mostly set aside. I would say the two most important letters are UI, not AI.

Also, congratulations on the dev effort. Great job. But don't discard non-AI-related UX.

Best