Explore the Newly Revamped Gothic Moon Studio Website Today

Explore the Newly Revamped Gothic Moon Studio Website TodayExplore the Newly Revamped Gothic Moon Studio Website Today

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Mary Sargent

• 13h

Updated my studio's website. Take a look at gothicmoon.studio.

First time using Lovable — ran a Figma-to-Lovable workflow and pretty happy with how it came together.

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Daniel G Bright

max

• Apr 22

Most B2B sites die on the second screen.

Hero loads and looks fine, then you scroll once and it's a logo strip and three "why us" columns.

Cut every section that doesn't reframe the problem or hand over proof a feature page can't.

You'll lose half your homepage but will convert more anyway.

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Mcnove Pineda

• Apr 25

I will always like your posts because I like and respect you...

Harshad P.

• Apr 22

@Contra is cool. But it hits different when you connect with people who Design. If you’re into design, web design, UI/UX, branding, front-end, or creative dev say hi

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Usama Mahmood

• Apr 25

Hi...

Jordan hurren

• Apr 22

Hey guys, Back with week two of the @framer challenge. This week hasn’t earned me any money, but it’s brought a huge amount of momentum and opened up opportunities outside the challenge that I honestly didn’t expect. I’m balancing a lot alongside my design work right now, but it’s been great. I’ve just dropped a new portfolio template this week, so feel free to check it out. https://framer.com/marketplace/templates/jax-baxter/ I’ve also got some exciting news coming next week. I can’t wait to share it. $0 | $10,000 #framerchallenge #framer

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kolawole Bukola

• Apr 25

This is clean and very well executed. You made it look effortless, which usually means a lot of work happened behind the scenes. Can you walk us through how you approached it from start to finish?