I design modern, high-converting websites in Framer. With a background in sales and UX/UI, I focus on clear structure, strong visuals, and real business results. I help businesses turn visitors into customers through smart, user-centered design.
I don’t see the Resolved Comments tab anymore in Framer. My client is reviewing the site and is having trouble finding it. I can’t see it either....
Does anyone now how to find them or are they completly Removed??
WTF are these credit prices? 😅
I’ve used just over 550 credits after just 4 prompts with ChatGPT 5.5.
At that rate, Opus 4.8 would probably burn through the entire monthly allowance in no time. And 5,000 credits cost €45.83 per month, or more than €530 per year!!
That feels insanely expensive for normal day to day usage. Am I the only one surprised by this, or am I completely misunderstanding how credits are supposed to work?
So, I’m currently exploring the new Community. One thing I noticed is that when clients want to hire me, they can see all the posts I’ve made.
I’m not sure how to feel about that, because sometimes you just have questions, and your profile should feel professional instead of looking helpless.
Many things to too @Framer @Jorn van Dijk
Really hoping the new Framer Community later includes a dedicated Q&A section.
Right now, answers are spread across X, Reddit, Discord, and various forums. Having one central place for questions, discussions, and solutions would make learning and helping others so much easier.
Would love to see that happen!!
Hey everyone 👋
I’m Motje, founder of Studio Hansen, a small web design Freelancer based in Northern Germany.
Over the last year, I’ve been building websites with Framer for local businesses, craftsmen, associations, photographers, healthcare companies, and entrepreneurs. What started as a career change into UX/UI design eventually turned into my own business.
One of the main reasons I started Studio Hansen was to support the region I live in. Many small businesses here do amazing work, but their websites often don’t reflect the quality of what they offer. I wanted to help change that.
Today, I focus on creating websites that are simple, fast, and actually help businesses generate inquiries, not just look good.
Besides client work, I’m also exploring new ideas, learning more about SEO, analytics, and AI, and building projects that help local communities connect online.
I’m excited to be part of this new Framer community, learn from all of you, share my experiences, and hopefully contribute wherever I can.
Looking forward to connecting with fellow creators, freelancers, and agency owners 🚀
Anyone else find the new Marketplace kinda weird? Searching for something like Components feels really difficult right now.
Or am I just missing something?
