I create Premium Framer components & templates for memorable digital experiences.
Scroll through it. Drag through it. The images move with you.
Turns out that's all it takes to make a project grid feel worth exploring.
Looks hand-drawn. Works like a component.
Been building a continuous line art renderer in framer. Give it an SVG, watch it draw.
Faster and cleaner than I ever could by hand!
The thing people screenshot.
Add fluid particle distortion to any project in minutes, the detail that makes visitors stop scrolling. Get the link below👇
Day 1 of building my first Framer template.
Scared it'll flop. Building it anyway.
What's the one thing you always wish Framer templates had?
Started building for @framer thinking the hard part was design and code
turns out putting yourself out there is the hardest part 😅.
Anyone else feel this way when they started?
built this back in April, a carousel that doubles as a gallery. My first component on the marketplace 👇
Just starting out on the framer marketplace
for those who've been here longer, what do you wish you knew when you first started?
any advice helps 🙏