u/ImaginationGreen2392

I got roasted recently for this website on this platform so i made some improvements, check it out, https://overly-functions-778158.framer.app/

To be fair i already had a very solid idea of what i wanted and i reused components from previous projects and the site is still not fully complete, but i'd like you're very honest thoughts on it, here's the preview link https://awesome-village-976814.framer.app/

I don't think this is a hot take, but the images and videos you use on a build completely dictate how the final website feels.

I bring this up because I’m getting pretty frustrated with how many template creators just build a layout, slap in the same generic stock images from Unsplash, and call it a day. Honestly, it works for them, they get sales and all... but it feels, not lazy but taste-less. I just wish more creators put actual effort into art direction instead of treating media as an afterthought.

What do you guys think?

Messed around for like 7 hours and got this

My newest component finally got approved for the marketplace today and I’m pretty hyped about it.

The problem: Importing .glb files into Framer is fine, but if a client changes their logo, you have to go back into Blender, re-extrude it, re-bake the materials, and re-upload. It takes forever.

The solution: I built a component (Logofy) that does the extrusion directly inside the Framer canvas. You just upload the raw SVG, and it instantly turns it into an interactive 3D mesh.

I added a bunch of built-in physics (like floating collision), kinetic RGB split effects, and a glass material that refracts the background.

Let me know what you guys think! 

Hey guys, I’m working on this Framer template and could use some honest opinions.

It's not 100% finished yet (some sections are empty), but based on the overall vibe and technical additions, what would you realistically pay for a license for something like this?

Here's the link: https://cloudy-guest-113105.framer.app/