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Is there anything AI can't do in web design? I don’t think so.
Then is there a way to beat AI when it comes to @Framer templates? Yes — create something unique enough that it's easier, cheaper, and faster to build on top of your template than to recreate it with AI from scratch.
Look at my latest LOOP template. AI is surely capable of building this kind of menu. But it would take time, effort (and quite a lot of tokens) to make it work perfectly. For now, the easier way is simply to use the template.
AI is getting more powerful, and this approach might not work forever. But right now, I believe uniqueness is the best way to compete.
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