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Shopify just made Metaobjects even more powerful.
You can now publish Metaobject entries as real web pages, turning Shopify into a much more capable CMS without relying on custom page templates for every piece of content.
Some great use cases:
✅ Team Members
✅ FAQs
✅ Store Locations
✅ Recipes
✅ Events
✅ Portfolios
✅ Pet Profiles
✅ Landing Pages
Instead of creating dozens of Shopify Pages, you can:
• Create one Metaobject definition
• Design one template
• Publish unlimited entries as SEO-friendly pages
This is a fantastic update for developers building structured, scalable content on Shopify.
Have you tried Metaobject Web Pages yet?
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Nice one 🔥 I like the vibe. One small remark, I think the the copy on pink should be aligned to left.
One of My Favorite Things About Framer: Components
A website shouldn't be built section by section from scratch.
With Framer components, you can create reusable elements once and use them across the entire website.
Think:
→ Navigation
→ Buttons
→ Testimonials
→ Pricing cards
→ Feature sections
→ CTA sections
Change the main component once, and the update can flow throughout the site.
That makes the website:
Faster to build.
Easier to maintain.
More consistent.
Easier to scale.
And this is where I think Framer becomes especially powerful for startups and growing businesses.
You're not just creating pages.
You're building a design system that can grow with the business.
What's one website element you would turn into a reusable component?
Before redesigning a Shopify store, I look at the numbers first.
Where are visitors dropping off?
Which pages bring the most traffic?
Which products get plenty of views but barely convert?
The answers usually tell us more than a design brief ever could.
A redesign shouldn't be based on what looks better.
It should be based on what needs to work better.
Good Shopify design starts with data, then turns those insights into a better customer journey.
Data first. Design second.
