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You can recognise a studio by its work. What about its website?
That was the starting point for Common Ground, our new Framer template for creative studios. We built it around a timeline of projects, with an editorial layout that gives each one its own space. Add your work, and the website starts to feel like your studio.
Building the template around a timeline of projects makes a lot of sense for studios. Giving each project its own editorial space beats the usual grid of thumbnails.
Appreciate it! Glad you noticed
timeline of projects is a fun layout
Thank you! Fun to build too
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i built this portfolio template in framer a few months ago, and it’s been exciting to see how much traction it’s been gaining lately!
it’s now #81 overall and #25 in the designer category on the framer marketplace, bringing in more views, reach, and commissions along the way.
sharing the case study here if you want to take a closer look at the project and see how it came together! 🙌
Huge congrats Max! #81 overall and #25 in designer category on Framer marketplace is no small feat 🚀 Framer templates that actually get traction + commissions is the dream. Well deserved!
Love how fluid this ticker/carousel is.
Component for Hike Medical — made in Framer.
Designed by Iverson agency.
The easing on that ticker feels really smooth. Small components like this do a lot for how premium a site feels.
Ever fought the urge to redo your portfolio for a whole year?
I did. Every week I wanted to tear it down and start over. Instead I kept making the work, and let the portfolio wait until there was something worth showing.
It’s finally refreshed. Still a work in progress, but 160 projects later, it’s ready.
Felt this in my soul! The endless cycle of wanting to tear down the portfolio is so real. 160 projects in is legendary discipline. Looks fantastic!
