Just watched the Framer 3.0 update and...
Wow.
Honestly, I thought I was excited before watching it. Turns out I wasn't.
The agent features alone look like they're going to save a ridiculous amount of time, especially on all those repetitive tasks that nobody really enjoys doing...
Some exploration between projects.
Just testing ideas, pushing things a little further than I normally would.
Trying combinations I wouldn’t risk on a client brief.
No pressure. No constraints. Just curiosity.
Sometimes that’s where the most interesting directions start.
Does this kind of experimentation show in the outcome?
Well, Challenge accepted.
Submitting a template to the Framer marketplace was harder than I expected. Multi-step approvals, strict standards, and attention to details most users will never notice.
But that’s exactly what makes it worth it.
Building something that has to pass real scrutiny pushes you to level up fast.
A good landing page doesn’t need extra words.
When something is clear, you don’t feel the urge to explain it again in three different ways.
I’ve seen small companies with sharp, focused landing pages feel bigger than brands that hide behind paragraphs of text and endless sections.
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