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Created a premium hero + project showcase component for Framer that combines cinematic video backgrounds, interactive project cards, and animated testimonial messaging into one conversion-focused section. It is built for design studios, product teams, and creative portfolios that need a bold first impression while keeping content fully editable in Framer controls.
https://contra.com/products/lXFbSyTW-massive-guava-premium-project-showcase-component-for-framer
Adrian, this looks awesome!
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