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This week I made an update to my third Framer template, WaitlistKit, based on a few things template buyers kept asking me for:

- added a collection of 20 background elements you can use instead of the default image

- added a step-by-step guide for setting up the form

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

Recent design project. The cube was created in Midjourney, refined and cleaned up in Photoshop (yeah), video generated in Google Flow. Interface and icon animations made with Figma. And I think it will be easy to turn it into a real website in Framer.

I still can’t seem to master the whole “design in one prompt” thing. What am I doing wrong? /s

My Graft Framer template is live on Awwwards Market today.

I wanted to try 3D in Framer, but somehow ended up building a component. The spikes are adjustable, although it’s still purely decorative. Used up the rest of my august tokens and finished it in Codex )

Recent design project. Created an animated background for the section using Midjourney + Codex.

Yesterday I got the first commission from my template Foreal. As usual, it took almost a month of silence after launch before the first sale came in. AI or not, building a website is still not an easy task.

Design for a secluded wellness retreat inspired by Japanese architecture, seasonal landscapes, and slow living. Video in Seedance and interactions planned for Framer.

Part of a new project, made video with Seedance and it will be on Framer.

Just a few previews from my latest Framer template. They turned out so sunny. A little sad that summer is almost over.

Finally finished my 4th @framer template. I simplified it quite a bit along the way, since real estate is still a fairly conservative industry, and I wanted the design without overcomplicating things.

Would really appreciate your likes 🫶

A little piece of recent work, Framer + GPT-5.6 Sol for animation component

Experimenting with the Framer AI agent: I created a dark version of my template with one simple prompt. Yes, it needed a few manual tweaks, but they only took about 5 minutes. Generating the hero image actually took much longer ) I added a link to this version to the updates section inside the my original template Lurais

Graft, my @Framer template, is now live on @Landbookgallery

https://land-book.com/websites/98027-graft-is-furniture-and-interior-design-studio-template

I’ve almost finished my fourth Framer template, and so far, it’s been my most complex project yet. Last night I dream about connecting multiple CMS collections together just to build even more and more advanced filters )

Anyway, it’s been a very useful experience. Soon available on the marketplace.

I looked through a lot of variants hover mask effects component by different creators and decided to make my own using @Framer Workshop. I initially wanted a watercolor effect, but it ended up being way too heavy. Still, I really like the final result

Officially a Framer Expert now ✦

I’m continuing to work on my 4th Framer template, taking a step back and looking for the best composition for the hero.

Slowly building my portfolio website.

Keep experimenting with Figma Motion. To make this one little number counter, I had to type every value from 0 to 32 and animate them appearing and disappearing one by one. Only afterwards did I realize I could have given this task to an agent or built a plugin for it. It’s so much easier to do all of this in Framer.

Lurais is currently my best-selling Framer template.

I was surprised to learn that businesses often buy portfolio templates to create websites for small companies, small shops, and consulting agencies.