A small Framer habit that saves me hours on every template:

Build your text styles and color styles before you place a single section. Not after.

When they are defined up front, every heading, body, and button pulls from one source. A client wants the brand blue swapped or the type scale tightened, and it is one change, not forty. It also makes the template genuinely editable for the buyer, which is the difference between a listing people keep and one they refund.

I learned this the slow way over years of design and illustration work: systems first, decoration second. What is one small habit that saves the rest of you the most time?

A small Framer habit that saves me hours on every template:

Build your text styles and color styles before you place a single section. Not after.

When they are defined up front, every heading, body, and button pulls from one source. A client wants the brand blue swapped or the type scale tightened, and it is one change, not forty. It also makes the template genuinely editable for the buyer, which is the difference between a listing people keep and one they refund.

I learned this the slow way over years of design and illustration work: systems first, decoration second. What is one small habit that saves the rest of you the most time?