@Gunika Sehgal Thank you 🙏 That’s exactly why I built it — it felt like such a missing piece in Framer. Now brands can finally use lifestyle photos as shoppable experiences.

@FlutterflowDevs Really appreciate that! 🙌 The pop-ups are fully customizable — you can change the text, colors, fonts, position, and even the layout style. I wanted to keep it flexible so it can adapt to any brand’s look. I can make edits if you need any special feature.

@Okoye chukwuemeka Thanks 🙌 tried to keep it minimal but useful.

@Deepanshu Setia and it worked

@Gud Designs Thanks a lot 🙌 Yes, right now the component supports up to 10 slides in the slider layout, and each slide can have up to 10 product hotspots. All the hotspots are highly customizable — from text, price, and links to colors, fonts, and popup positions. And if someone needs...

@Deepanshu Setia Super clean and well thought-out 👌 This is the kind of component that makes brands money — definitely bookmarking it for future client builds.

@Bhavika Sehgal Thanks 🙌 It’s lightweight and runs smooth even with multiple looks + hotspots. Just make sure to use optimized images for best performance.

@Divya Narang Thanks🙌 and Yes, you can! Each image can have up to 10 product hotspots, and every tag is fully customizable — title, price, link, image, colors, and position. Makes it easy to highlight multiple products in a single lifestyle shot.

@Vanshika Taneja Thanks 🙌 I paid extra attention to mobile because that’s where most users shop. Glad you noticed!

@Deepanshu Setia I appreciate your attention to detail

@Charu Satija That was exactly the goal — something brands could literally plug in today and start using on live sites without extra dev effort.

@Dev Taneja Appreciate it Dev 👊 Yes, every hotspot can link out to external store/product pages, so it works perfectly for eCom brands running on Shopify, Woo, or anywhere else

@Vrinda Taneja Yes, you can use both layouts — grid & slider — on the same page. I kept it flexible so brands can mix them based on how they want to showcase their looks.

@Vaibhav Gupta That’s exactly what I aimed for — not just something that looks cool for the hackathon, but a real feature brands can actually use right away on their sites.

@Pragya Isser Yes, you can! Each image can have up to 10 product tags, and every tag is fully customizable — title, price, link, image, colors, and popup position. That way you can highlight multiple products in a single lifestyle shot without any trouble.

@Rashmi Singh Thanks🔥 smooth + simple was the whole vibe I was chasing. Happy it landed that way!

@Aryabhatta . That was the main goal — to make something brands could actually use right away, not just a showcase.

@Mayank . Appreciate that 🙌 Spotting that gap was half the battle — just wanted to make sure Framer users don’t miss a feature so common on other platforms.

@Chidiebere Peter Thanks! The idea was to push what’s possible in Framer for eCom — happy it feels next level to you too.

@Deepanshu Setia 👍🏽

@winny Thanks a lot 🙌 Right now it’s Grid + Slider, but I do plan to expand with more layouts if people want them. Kept it simple for hackathon, but it’s flexible enough to grow.

@sukriti makkar That balance was the toughest part — keeping it innovative enough to stand out, but still intuitive so anyone could drop it into their site on day one.

@Ryan Halls Wow, can’t believe we both thought of this! Crazy how similar ideas can pop up at the same time. Yours is cool Ryan 🙌 My spin was more around a full ‘Shop the Look’ setup with multiple layouts (Grid + Slider), up to 10 slides × 10 hotspots, and deep customization for eCom...

@Rishabh Narang Thanks 🙌 Yes, the hotspots can link out to any external page — Shopify, Webflow, or even custom URLs. The idea was to keep it flexible so brands can plug it into their existing store setup without limitations.

@Reena Setia Thanks a lot 🌟 That was the goal — to make it practical and ready to drop into real projects, not just a flashy demo. Glad you can already see it working for yours!

@Vishnu Mahesh Thanks a ton 🙌 I really wanted to keep the design elegant while still making it functional. Glad that came through!

@Vishnu Mahesh My whole aim was to build something client-ready, not just a showcase. Happy you can see it fitting into real projects!

@Yashika Ahuja Thanks a lot ✨ I built it with client use in mind — simple to drop in, but polished enough to look great. Happy you can already see it fitting your projects 🙌

@Disha Ahuja Thanks a lot 🙏 That’s exactly the goal — I wanted it to feel seamless, like something Framer could’ve shipped natively. Glad it came across that way!

@Disha Ahuja Thanks a lot 🙏 That’s exactly the goal — I wanted it to feel seamless, like something Framer could’ve shipped natively. Glad it came across that way!

@Minakshi Ghildiyal Appreciate it 🙌 I focused more on making it practical and useful rather than just shiny. Happy you noticed the balance!