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Developed a coming soon and waitlist page for a Tech/SaaS client, built directly within an existing Framer project.
Worked from a designer's Figma file, reusing and adapting existing components to maintain brand consistency while extending the project with new custom components where needed. Implemented smooth animations and transitions, and ensured full responsiveness across screen sizes.
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Exploring 3D cards for my upcoming Specialty Coffee Framer template ☕️
Keeping it minimal and flexible, so coffee shop owners can easily customize and launch in a day or two.
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Superb..
Client came with nothing but a service.
No brand. No copy.
Turned it into a landing page built to convert.
Always lightning fast with @Framer 🚀
This is solid, it feels both clean and engaging. If someone wanted to create something at this level, what would you say matters most in your process?
Super excited to share this with you guys! 🎉 🙌
I've built a technique that'll help make your portfolio and sharing work online look 10x better, while saving you so much time!
Drop in a reference environment photo. Drop in your website screenshot. The technique understands the environment and builds a cinematic mockup where similar scene is built from scratch with your design in it.
Backstory:
I recently realized the weakest part of most portfolios and sharing works online wasn't really the design but how it was presented.
And if you wanted to make a good mockup, the roadblocks:
- Buy multiple mockup libraries for the perfect shot
- Use Photoshop to then edit any of them (I hate this)
- If you're using AI, be ready for multiple prompting rounds
- All of these consume a hell lot of time.
Well not anymore, it doesn't have to be like that, it's pretty much solved with this technique I built with Flora!
Try it out here → https://app.flora.ai/techniques/ui-mockup-generator-te91ly
I've been wanting something like this!! And it turned out super well! Here's my result using your technique. Amazing job!
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