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Real question for the builders here: what are you shipping in most right now, Webflow, Framer, or straight code? This year I've used all three. Webflow for CMS-heavy sites a team runs after launch, Framer for motion-led product pages, and Next.js when a build needs custom logic. Curious where everyone else has landed, and what made you switch 👇
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New project: a film-first website for Portugal Media Productions, an award-winning film and photography team whose work includes David Beckham for Haig Club. Built in Framer on our Nova Quinn template, with headlines over full-screen footage, a moving client logo strip, and a site the team now edits on their own.
The full case study is on my profile.
Build with Framer?
If your members pay premium. Your website should look like it.
Animation really changes the way you look at a website.
The premium is in the details. 🤌
Hero section with animation for a Tennis Sports Club Membership Platform.
Full landing page WIP; gonna share it very soon.
The animation adds a lot to the premium feel for a tennis club membership platform. Looking forward to seeing the full landing page.
A strong service business needs a website that builds trust in seconds.
Just wrapped up this Webflow project for Aquila Electrical, designed to make a wide range of electrical services feel simple to explore for homeowners, commercial clients, and industrial customers.
I focused on clear service pathways, strong project showcases, responsive layouts, trust signals, and a straightforward quote journey that helps visitors move from “I need an electrician” to taking action.
Curious to hear your thoughts, does the website feel clear and trustworthy enough for a service business like this?
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Simple, refined, and very well executed.
