Showcase: India's First Tufting Studio Website Design

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Hardi Kamlesh

pro

• 2d

A website design project I did for India's first Tufting Studio Try it on your browser. Here is the link: https://primary-course-333374.framer.app

Completed work

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Boluwatife Delight

• 1d

Clean design, keep up the great work

Hardi Kamlesh

pro

• 1d

Hi, thanks a ton for your kind words. I loved your Manara website. I looked the way you zoomed in as we scroll. Can we connect personally? I want to learn that framer animation from you. Would you be open to it? let me know.

Boluwatife Delight

• 1d

Greetings Hardi, am available to connect

Hardi Kamlesh

pro

• 6h

I'm unable to Dm you in contra, can we connect via some other social media platform? here is my mail ID - let's find a slot which works for both of us and meet on Gmeet. Here is my email ID - hardiparmar.work@gmail.com

Anca Gabriela

pro

• Jun 24

Played around with the new Framer agent today.

Ran out of credits halfway through, so I finished the code fixes with ChatGPT 😅

The result: a fully customizable scratch reveal component, down to the smallest detail, including mobile responsiveness.

Would you use something like this in a real project?

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Arron Watson

pro

• Jun 25

This is cool! If a real estate website uses this, it'll be the talk of the internet.

Mark Barliet

pro

• Jun 24

The best feature is often the one you remove🦕

When you’re building a dashboard or a website, it’s easy to just keep adding more options. Good product design is actually mostly about prioritization. Every extra element can distract the user.

Making things simple is always the hardest part, right?

How do you decide what to cut? Do you find it easy? Let’s chat below!

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Yurii Horbachov

• Jun 24

Totally agree – subtraction is one of the hardest design skills to develop. I usually ask 'what breaks if I remove this?' and if the answer is 'nothing much,' it goes. The tricky part is that adding feels like progress, while removing feels like going backwards, even when it's the opposite.

Alex K

pro

• Jun 24

Sliding button interaction

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MD Rafee Alam

• Jun 24

The swipe-to-confirm pattern on a payment flow is tricky to get right. The haptic timing and visual momentum here make it feel satisfying rather than just functional.