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Good feedback needs a location. A decision needs a version.
I built FrameProof to bring both into one image-review workspace for designers and small creative teams.
Pin feedback directly on the artwork, keep replies beside the detail, compare revisions and record a decision on the exact version being reviewed. Private projects and expiring guest links keep the sharing workflow focused.
The design stays deliberately quiet: warm neutrals, a restrained terracotta accent and an uncropped canvas that gives the work room to breathe. Underneath it, React, TypeScript and Supabase handle the application, roles and private storage. Built with Bolt, then refined through focused engineering and testing.
The narrated walkthrough shows the complete workflow. The demo uses fictional artwork, so you can explore without uploading client files.
Case study: https://contra.com/p/UY3B7obe-frame-proof-visual-feedback-and-version-approval
Source kit ($99): https://contra.com/products/mHxtVfQw-frame-proof-or-visual-review-source-kit
What causes more friction in your review process: scattered comments or uncertainty about the final version?
A workshop catalogue should feel inviting. The booking workflow should be dependable.
Meet Seatloom, my latest product built with Bolt for creative studios. It brings workshop discovery, free reservations, FIFO waitlists, rescheduling, and organizer check-in into one focused experience.
I paired warm editorial design with the less visible details: capacity-aware transactions, expiring waitlist offers, explicit time zones, and separate demo and authenticated workflows.
The release passed 30 domain tests, 27 isolated database checks, and a live account walkthrough from signup to cancellation. The narrated guide below explains the experience and its current scope.
This version focuses on free reservations and in-app updates. Payments and automatic booking emails are not included.
Which part of a workshop booking experience matters most to you?
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We started with a Framer template. It grew into a connected real estate product.
Zettla was initially planned as a modern property website.
But the project raised a bigger question:
What should happen after someone finds a property they like?
Real estate decisions happen across multiple visits. People compare options, save properties, share them with others, wait for price changes, consider financing and usually speak with someone before moving forward.
Zettla was shaped around that journey.
The platform now includes:
- Advanced property filters that help buyers reach relevant listings faster.
- User accounts and bookmarks that preserve their shortlist between visits.
- Price and availability alerts that bring potential buyers back when something relevant changes.
- Online and onsite bookings that turn interest into a viewing or consultation.
- Payment plan requests that give the sales team the selected property, floor plan and financing context before they follow up.
- Local service providers that support customers after finding a property and create another reason to return.
- Automated emails and analytics that keep each flow moving and show where interest turns into action.
Framer powers the public website, property pages, CMS content and customer-facing product experience.
Supabase manages authentication, profiles, bookmarks and the structured data behind every property.
n8n connects the workflows, Cal.com handles scheduling and Resend manages transactional emails.
Put simply:
Framer handles what the customer sees. Supabase remembers what the business needs to know.
For founders, this same approach can support:
- Marketplaces and directories
- Client and member portals
- Platforms with accounts and saved content
- Booking and service products
- Partner and provider networks
- Content-led MVPs with real functionality
Not every idea needs a large custom application from day one.
Sometimes the right approach is a fast, flexible product layer in Framer, connected to a backend that handles identity, data and business operations.
If you are planning something that has outgrown a standard website but does not yet need a large custom platform, let’s talk.
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