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great to see you here @Ciro Duro , find more details in the case study on my profile if you want to see more bts of this project, have a good one
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Working on a hero section for GenZz, a bold Gen Z eyewear and fashion brand. Testing two color directions for the landing page and honestly torn between them.
Version 2 has a mint to teal gradient background. Version 1 shifts it to a sky blue gradient. Same layout, same typography, same energy, just a different mood in the backdrop.
Which one pulls you in more and why. Curious if the mint feels more playful and on brand for Gen Z, or if the blue reads cleaner and more premium.
Would love your honest take before I lock this in with the client.
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cool, dmytro stands out. how long did this take?
This is a great "pet care website" template I generated & redesigned while taking "Framer Agents Masterclass" (its link and template's remix link is in the video desc), and wanted to make a giveaway video on my channel, I hope you like it! https://youtu.be/AalASscFLZk
The pet-care concept feels approachable, and the modular sections give it a nice rhythm—especially the clear paths for different pet needs.
How I Actually Build Websites — From Inspiration to Final Build.
I don’t start with a blank screen. I usually start by exploring Pinterest to find visual references, layouts, interactions, and design ideas. Then I bring the reference into ChatGPT, explain what I want to build, and use it to turn the rough idea into a much clearer development prompt.
From there:
Pinterest → Reference → ChatGPT → Refined Prompt → Antigravity → Manual Refinement → Final Website
I give Antigravity the reference image + refined prompt, let it handle the first implementation, and then take over manually to fix the details that AI doesn't get right — spacing, responsiveness, interactions, typography, animations, and overall polish. AI speeds up the process.
But the final quality still comes from the decisions and corrections I make.
This is how I combine design inspiration, AI-assisted development, and manual frontend work to turn an idea into a real website.
Great explanation....❤️👌