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The best product websites aren't finished.
They grow alongside the product.
CoreSpace combines reusable components, a CMS-powered structure and scalable layouts to help SaaS teams keep shipping without rebuilding their website.
The CMS-powered structure part is what caught my eye, feels like the real fix for the endless "redo the whole site every release" cycle. Did NovaWorks need much retraining for the team to adapt to that component-based workflow?
Thanks! That's exactly the idea. A component-based approach makes updates much more incremental, so teams can evolve the site alongside the product instead of treating every release like a redesign.
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New resource: Auria AI Rebuild Prompt ✦
I turned the complete Auria homepage into one detailed prompt for Codex and Claude Code.
Auria is a luminous Framer template created for modern service businesses, wellness brands, and productized offers.
Usually $19. Free for anyone who supports Auria on its Framer Marketplace page.
Get the prompt:
https://startfrom.co/templates/auria
Created with Framer, Midjourney, Claude Code, and Codex.
Rebuilding a whole landing page with just one prompt is such a cool experiment, Alex! Did Claude Code manage to handle the Framer-specific layout structure well on the first try?
New project in the works - OneCare.
One app for premium care delivered to your address. Cleaning, beauty, healthcare at home, handyman, plumbing, pest control, pet care, laundry, and a lot more.
More to come soon 🤌
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We're excited to share our latest launch: the new brand and website for Kin & Co.
Founded by Toronto-based editorial and commercial photographer Samuel Engelking, Kin & Co. is a boutique portrait studio for families who've always been intentional about how they live, and how they're seen.
We met Samuel in person and connected right away over a shared belief: family photography had gone stale, and design-conscious families deserved something with real editorial intention behind it. We partnered with him to build a brand and website that could carry that vision.
From the custom serif logotype to the tactile, print-first identity system, every detail was built to let Samuel's photography lead.
No clichés. Just intention, taste, and images made for the wall.
This is so nicee
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