One of My Favorite Things About Framer: Components

A website shouldn't be built section by section from scratch.

With Framer components, you can create reusable elements once and use them across the entire website.

Think:

→ Navigation → Buttons → Testimonials → Pricing cards → Feature sections → CTA sections

Change the main component once, and the update can flow throughout the site.

That makes the website:

Faster to build. Easier to maintain. More consistent. Easier to scale.

And this is where I think Framer becomes especially powerful for startups and growing businesses.

You're not just creating pages.

You're building a design system that can grow with the business.

What's one website element you would turn into a reusable component?

Personal finance dashboard — from an hour of admin to two minutes

A weekly household finance workflow (manually pulling bank CSVs, splitting and categorising spends across two people, cross-checking shared expenses, reviewing totals against savings goals) was taking about an hour every week and still made it hard to tell at a glance whether spending was on track. Designed and built a dashboard that automates the pull, categorisation, and monthly view. My role: Research (mapped the existing manual workflow and pain points), UX design, and AI-assisted build of the dashboard.

Outcome: Cut the weekly admin task from roughly an hour to about two minutes.

Note on scope: Personal side project, not a client engagement. Included here as a live example of the kind of workflow-to-dashboard problem I take on for clients (repeat-purchase and admin-heavy flows, see Pet Circle and SafetyCulture project cards). Project details up on my profile.

This sounds like a game-changer for weekly finances! How did you automate the CSV pulls?