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Movement. Creation. Precision.
This is what my latest music landing page showreel looks like — where strategy meets top-notch execution.
For over two years, I have been experimenting intensively with Framer and have completely replaced WordPress (which I spent years using) with it.
What do I love most?
⚡ Speed of project implementation
🎨 Dedicated animations and auto-layout
📱 Intuitive RWD
🎵 Ability to add audio tracks
🎭 Photo and video masking
📊 Advanced behavior tracking
And you? What do you use to build your projects? ✍️
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Custom stores. Theme editing. Liquid. Everything.
And honestly? It was hard.
But today I launched my first custom Shopify build.
And it's beautiful.
Live site: [https://g1fjqw-7b.myshopify.com/]
Here's what I realized:
Framer is great for marketing sites.
But Shopify?
Shopify is for founders who actually want to make money.
Product pages that convert.
Checkout flows that don't scare people away.
Designs that make visitors buy instead of just browse.
That's powerful.
So now I do both:
Framer for startups and Shopify for ecommerce.
If you're selling products and want a store that actually converts (not just looks pretty), let's talk.
2 spots open this month.
DM me.
These backgrounds look sexy!
Kaffe Origin template is live on the Framer Marketplace! ☕️ 🚀
A catalogue built for products that have something to prove about themselves. Every coffee publishes its batch, altitude, producer, varietal, harvest and process in hairline spec tables, because for specialty coffee that is not metadata, it is the product.
The whole interface is black and white on purpose, so the photography can do the one thing a flat template cannot: every image rests in grayscale and blooms into full colour when you touch it. On phones the same reveal fires as each card scrolls into view, so it does not become a desktop-only flourish.
Two CMS collections that talk to each other. Tag a coffee with a brewing method and it appears on that method's page by itself. Add a fifth method and the index, the navigation and a whole new detail page build themselves.
Inside the project there are two design pages: the full design system and a prompting guide with seven copy-paste prompts written against the real CMS fields, so an agent can fill in your content without inventing styles and wrecking the design.
Looks good! I'm currently exploring Framer and I chose a café to start with, it's nice to see some related inspo on here, and it getting approved by Framer! Great work.