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Why I built Pixelus
I’ve been thinking a lot about the friction between "showing" work and "running" a business.
For a long time, my portfolio was just a static gallery. But as I started taking on more client work and selling digital products, I realized I was spending more time managing fragmented tools than actually creating.
I wanted a single ecosystem.
I built Pixelus to bridge that gap. It’s a Framer template, but I approached it as business infrastructure, a way to remove maintenance overhead so your site acts as an engine, not a chore.
How do you handle the balance between maintaining your portfolio and managing your business operations?
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