Delivering Client Project: Framer Build & Lovable Prototype Success

Delivering Client Project: Framer Build & Lovable Prototype SuccessDelivering Client Project: Framer Build & Lovable Prototype Success

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Kingsley Ken

pro

• May 2

Shipping a client project today. Since they wanted the final build in Framer, I used Lovable to put together a working prototype first so they could see exactly how it would look. Client's happy, I'm happy, win-win.

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Timothy Olukoya

pro

• May 3

Great work Ken

Istiak Ahmed Khan

• May 2

great, keep it up !

Vyudu Inc

• 5h

Lovable for prototype, Framer for production is the cleanest stack right now for SMB sites. Most clients cannot read a Figma file, but they will react to a clickable thing in five seconds, that closes scope debates faster than any deck. Plumbing and trades sites in particular...

Alex K

pro

• May 1

One of my latest design & framer development project for an AI powered real estate tool

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Taras Oliinyk

pro

• May 1

Awesome!

Alex Aperios

pro

• May 1

Most of the work I share early in a project is meant to feel a little uncomfortable. Not bad, just bold. Pushed further than the brief asked, into territory the client didn’t quite realise they were ready for. I never go too safe early on. It’s easier to pull things back than it is to start from something that feels soulless. Here’s a glimpse of some early concepts from the Energy Central project. Some bold, some more editorial, all exploratory. A lot of this won’t make it into the final brand, but that’s the point. It’s not wasted work – it’s what leads to a stronger result. The kind you wouldn’t arrive at if you played it safe from the start. This is how a team learns what they’re actually ready to stand behind. The directions you reject are often the ones that lead you to the one you commit to.

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