Sheikh Mehedi

Just launched EVNTEDGE 🏐

A modern Framer template built for volleyball clubs, tournaments, leagues, and sports organizations.

Designed with:

• Clean, bold layouts

• Smooth interactions

• Easy customization

• Fully responsive design

Check it out here: https://evntedge.framer.website/

I'd love to hear your feedback!

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7 Small Design Details That Make Framer Sites Feel Premium

A premium website isn't just about beautiful visuals.

It's the small details that make people think, "Wow, this feels polished."

Here are 7 details I pay attention to in every Framer project:

1. Consistent spacing

Use a spacing system (8px or 4px scale) instead of random margins. Consistency instantly improves visual quality.

2. Smooth animations

Keep animations subtle and purposeful. A gentle fade or slide often feels more premium than flashy effects.

3. Strong typography hierarchy

Clear headings, readable body text, and consistent font sizes make content effortless to scan.

4. Hover interactions

Buttons, cards, and links should respond to user actions. Small hover effects make your website feel alive.

5. Plenty of whitespace

Don't try to fill every pixel. Generous spacing helps users focus on what matters.

6. High-quality visuals

Use sharp images, consistent illustrations, and optimized assets to keep your site looking professional without sacrificing performance.

7. Consistent border radius & shadows

Stick to a unified style for corners and shadows across your entire project. These small details create a cohesive, premium feel.

Premium websites aren't built with one big feature.

They're built through dozens of thoughtful micro-decisions that users notice—even if they can't explain why.

Which detail do you think has the biggest impact?

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Top 10 Framer SEO Tips Every Creator Should Know

Most Framer websites look amazing.

But many miss out on organic traffic because a few SEO basics are overlooked.

Here are my Top 10 Framer SEO tips before publishing any website:

1. Write a unique page title

Every page should have a clear, keyword-focused title that tells both users and search engines what it's about.

2. Optimize your meta description

A compelling meta description can improve your click-through rate from search results.

3. Use only one H1 heading

Your H1 should clearly describe the page. Keep the heading structure organized with H2s and H3s.

4. Compress your images

Large images slow down your site. Optimize them before uploading to improve performance.

5. Add descriptive alt text

Alt text improves accessibility and helps search engines understand your images.

6. Create clean, readable URLs

Use short, descriptive URLs instead of generic or auto-generated slugs.

7. Link your pages together

Internal links help visitors navigate your site and make it easier for search engines to discover your content.

8. Design for mobile first

Most visitors will view your website on mobile. Test every breakpoint before publishing.

9. Improve page speed

Limit unnecessary animations, optimize assets, and remove anything that slows down loading.

10. Connect Google Search Console

Submitting your sitemap and monitoring indexing helps ensure your pages appear in search results.

A beautiful website attracts visitors.

An optimized website gets discovered.

And a fast website keeps people engaged.

Which SEO tip do you think is the most overlooked in Framer? Share your thoughts below! 👇

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