u/imuvrays

I have designed products, brands, and websites for other people for years. My own portfolio did not exist, mostly out of fear. When the client is you, every choice feels permanent.

So I treated myself like a real client and wrote a brief: who is it for (founders), what should they feel (this person ships), what should they do (reach out).

Built it in Framer (used Aerra template as base) and shipped it before I could overthink it again. If you are a designer stuck on your own portfolio, that last part is the real advice: done and out beats perfect and hidden.

It is at meetuv.com if you want to tear it apart. Honest feedback welcome.

When I launched my first projects, I spent more time building landing pages than validating the idea.

Lately I've been experimenting with what a minimal waitlist page actually needs, so I built this concept in Framer.

Current sections:

• Hero + signup CTA
• Problem/value proposition
• Product preview
• Features
• FAQ
• Final CTA

I'm curious what other founders think.

If you're launching a SaaS or AI product, which section has had the biggest impact on conversions for you?

Screenshots below.

https://preview.redd.it/m9x7e89gfg5h1.png?width=2275&format=png&auto=webp&s=c5105c2e76012c95d867873940c55d584a5a79f4

Been experimenting with Framer templates recently and put together a simple waitlist/launch page for founders shipping MVPs, early-access products, or side projects.

Still refining it, but here's what it currently includes:

• Light + dark mode
• Mobile-first responsive design
• Waitlist signup hero
• Features, FAQ, and CTA sections
• Built entirely in Framer

Would love some feedback from other Framer designers/builders:

What's one thing you'd improve or add?

Screenshots below.

WaitlistOS

If anyone wants to play around with it or use it for a project, happy to share the remix link.