Vaughn

Made this 100% in Figma.

I am blown away at the level of detail you can create in one software.

It's now live, my first Framer template.

Going live later today.

Every Framer template I release will include a dedicated /design page.

Instead of leaving you to reverse engineer the template, you'll get a complete design system with every component, every variant, every state, typography, colors, spacing, and documentation explaining how everything works.

But here's what I'm most excited about: every section includes the exact AI prompt used to create it. Copy the prompt, customize it, and use it to generate new sections that stay consistent with the rest of your design system.

The best part is that these prompts aren't tied to a single platform. Whether you're using ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Framer AI, Figma Make, Lovable, Cursor, v0, or the next generation of AI agents, you can adapt them to fit your workflow.

My goal isn't just to sell templates. It's to give you the complete system behind them, so you can learn from them, extend them, and build faster without sacrificing consistency.

Back in December 2025, I was approached by a local orthodontics office to create their annual Christmas cards. During our first meeting, the practice owner looked at me and said, "Can you turn our entire staff into Labubu dolls?"

I had absolutely no idea how I was going to pull it off.

But instead of saying no, I told him I'd make it happen.

A few days later I came back to the office, photographed every doctor and team member from every angle so I had full 360° reference, and then started figuring it out. After a lot of experimenting, I found @MeshyAI, and it completely changed the project. It let me turn those references into fully realized 3D characters that actually looked like each person while keeping that iconic Labubu style.

Here's one of the doctors we created.

Sometimes the biggest projects come from saying "yes" before you know the solution. You figure the rest out along the way.

Is this what heaven feels like?

Cause I am L-I-V-I-N

@Framer

Been cooking with this card for a new video intro im working on for a reel.

Can't wait to share with yall!

This before & after slider might be my favorite thing I've built in Framer.

Watching an entire backyard transform with a single drag never gets old.

Little interactions like this can completely change how a website feels.

My first template is slowly coming together.

I've been thinking a lot about where framer templates are headed, and I can't shake the feeling that we've barely scratched the surface. I'm experimenting with something that feels fundamentally different from what's out there today. I'm not quite ready to share what makes it different yet, but if it works the way I think it will, I genuinely believe it's a glimpse into where templates are headed.

Still plenty to refine.

One thing I'm not entirely sold on yet is the hero header. It feels a little too crowded, and I think it needs more room to breathe before I call it done.

Curious what everyone thinks so far. More soon. 👀

Made this with Figma Motion for my Framer site for CFB Alerts.

Live from Config 2026:

Everything you saw today — code, motion, shaders, AI generation, and even your own custom tools — now lives together in the canvas.

For the first time, it’s all in one place.

Today, Figma announced new ways to:

→ Explore with code → Generate with Weave → Build plugins and shaders with the Figma Agent → Animate with Figma Motion

The canvas is no longer just where you design.

It’s where you build.

Shaders made inside Framer with the Cursor to Framer AI Agent skill. Only gave Cursor the colors and specs for these to be a 5K Macbook Pro Wallpaper Size and it did the rest.

Want one?

Who else is transitioning all of their clients to Framer?

Lots of work, but no where near as long now!

A few months ago, while building a client project, I realized Webflow didn't have a great way to embed YouTube channels and video feeds.

So I built one.

That project eventually became DropKit.

Build embeddable YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and marquee components visually. Copy the code. Drop it into any website.

Funny how some products start as a client problem and turn into something much bigger.

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Building the CFB Alerts site in Framer so we are changing a few things. One option being the navigation bar with a mega drop down menu as you can see in the video.

Im loving incorporating GIF's into the project cards.

I built my first sports news website back in 2018.

At the time, I wasn't trying to become a web designer. I was building Undrafted and needed a place for our stories, photos, and coverage to live.

Since then, I've started multiple businesses, built brands from the ground up, and even had the opportunity to sell one. Along the way, I discovered something I genuinely love: branding and web design.

More recently, I've fallen in love with Framer. As I explored the marketplace, I noticed something missing. There weren't many templates built specifically for sports media companies, publishers, and content creators.

So I decided to build one myself.

After years of covering sports and designing for media brands, this felt like the perfect project to bring those worlds together.

Still refining a few things, but I'd love to hear your thoughts. What would you change?

Give me your brutal feedback!

The new agent and I have been putting in some serious work. Started this build at 6pm last night and worked until about 2am. Now, back at it lol.

Been building sports news websites since 2018.

What started as a passion project turned into a platform that earned the trust of organizations like the NHL, PGA TOUR, NCAA, and NASCAR, just to name a few.

Over the years, I've learned a lot as both a founder and designer. What works. What doesn't. What readers actually engage with. And how to build a sports publication that can scale.

Now I'm packaging those lessons into a sports news template built exactly how I would launch a modern media brand today.

Whether you're starting a national sports publication, a local media outlet, or a dedicated site for a single team, this template gives you the foundation to hit the ground running.

And if sports isn't your thing? Strip out the content, swap the branding, and make it your own.

More details soon. 👀🏈🏀⚾🏒⚽🏁

A closer look at the AI canvas toolbar concept I shared earlier, inspired by Lovable's new toolbar direction. This version focuses on the details. Soft glass morphism, subtle depth, clean iconography, and a premium visual hierarchy. Exploring how small UI components can feel more tactile, intentional, and ready for motion. Some of my favorite design work happens at the component level.

Making beautiful UI components in Figma is relaxing.

JUST LOOK AT IT.