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As a creative, I'm always looking for new opportunities to build workflows + tools that support what I love to do. I recently published an easy-to-follow framework for how to create your first tool using Claude Code (even if you have no software experience). In the process, I detail something I recently vibe coded to streamline a highly manual video editing workflow.
I'd love to connect if you've built any tools for your creative work! 👩🏻💻
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Solid visual direction, it would be interesting to see how things will turn out once you move from a static figma design and, to an interactive framer and webflow build.
3 tools I use for video editing
I don’t use the same tool for every project. The type of video, editing style, and turnaround time usually determine which tool I reach for.
Premiere Pro, for the main edit, audio, color, and storytelling.
After Effects, when the project needs motion graphics, animations, or visual effects.
CapCut for quick social media edits, captions, and short-form content.
Using the right tool for the right part of the workflow helps me edit faster without compromising quality.
A retreat is made up of moments, not just destinations.
The gallery of past retreats in Namaste Studios treats each one like a small chapter in a larger story. A mix of image sizes, dates, and compositions gives the section an editorial rhythm and makes exploring it feel a little less expected.
Opening a card brings one retreat into focus, so you can spend a moment with it before moving on to the next.
The interaction stays quiet and simple, which felt important here. The gallery should encourage curiosity without turning into the loudest part of the page.
More like a collection of memories than a catalogue of places.
Built for my Namaste Studios Framer template. 🌿
