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The fundraising pipeline card is such a clean way to surface deal stages at a glance. What was the trickiest part about keeping a bento layout readable once the dashboard got this data-dense?
Amazing design
Asif Aleem please where do you design this amazing website?
this is something cool
Looks really good🔥
Bento layouts are everywhere right now, but the ones that hold up are the ones where the grid actually maps to a hierarchy instead of just filling space evenly. Curious how the client reacted to the density in Framer versus what they were picturing.
Wonderful design!
fantastic UI
The visual balance across the different tile sizes makes the dashboard so scannable. Did you build the bento grid using Framer's CSS Grid components or flex stacks?
Masonry grid
Good job
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