Streamline SaaS Integrations with Checkboxes and Easy Search

Streamline SaaS Integrations with Checkboxes and Easy SearchStreamline SaaS Integrations with Checkboxes and Easy Search

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Cristian Mielu

pro

• 1d

For a SaaS integrations page I'm building, I chose checkboxes + search over tabs.

Simple reason: 35 integrations across 15 categories. Tabs force one category at a time, but a buyer doesn't think that way, they want to see everything covering their CRM, Finance and Communication stack at once.

Checkboxes let them do that. Tabs don't. Add live search on top and you've got a filter that handles both browsing and direct lookup in one interaction.

Framer's native Dynamic Filters make this straightforward, search + checkboxes communicate automatically, no code needed.

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Magdalena Wołowiec

pro

• May 8

Bureau — a dark PR & media agency Framer template. Team section featuring a halftone portrait effect built with a Canvas code component generated via Framer Workshop, customized and integrated into the full template design. Built in Framer.

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Steve Lemuel

• May 9

Soo Coooollll!!!

Kristine Vilnite

max

• May 8

How good of a web designer is AI?

I put Claude Design to the test asking it to redesign my client's product inventory page I built in Framer. In under 10min it produced 2 variations. Neither can go on client's website directly but it surfaced two years' worth of overlooked improvements I can implement manually.

The gap between AI output and production-ready website is there, but in the hands of a web designer who knows what to do with the output, it has a valuable place in the workflow.

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Pradyumn Vaishnav

max

• May 8

Feels like AI isn’t replacing the designer, it’s just speeding up the "thinking layer". Like you said, it surfaces things we somehow miss for months. Still needs a human eye to make it actually usable, but as a brainstorming partner, it’s kind of crazy good.