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Architecturi - A bold and modern Framer template built for architecture and design professionals who want a strong visual presence online. Design it your way. Launch with confidence.
Link: https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/archivi/
Perfect for -
Architecture Studios
Interior Designers
Architectural Firms
Construction Companies
Real Estate & Property Developers
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Just published a case study I've been sitting on for a couple of months -Bolder Agency, a branding and communications studio for B2B tech.
Built the full site on Framer. Custom motion, interactive components, CMS, and dual-view case study pages. A branding agency's own site has to prove the craft, and this one had a high bar.
Big thanks to the team for the trust throughout the project.
Give it a look and hit like if you enjoy it 👇
https://contra.com/p/LQ6UqlcQ-bolder-website-phase-1-demo-version-framer-development
Hover instead of a manual drag handle is the right call here, it lets people compare results without having to think about the interaction at all.
Two unique effects for your media!🧿
A: Pixel Filter
B: Dither Filter
Which framer component are you picking?
👇🏻A or B ?
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A, for me, the pixel filter keeps the light source readable while still breaking up the image. dither tends to flatten everything into the same texture regardless of what's actually in the frame.
