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Kehinde Saliu

• Jan 24

Benzinga APIs outgrew WordPress.

We redesigned the site in Figma, rebuilt it in Framer, and used Framer Fetch to keep datasets and product info live and accurate without plugin overload.

Clean, fast, and built to scale.

Framer WordPress Figma

Jeremie Lasnier

max

• Feb 26

We rebranded HRM #Mexico, the most trusted EOR/PEO. Designing a high-conversion #framer site with motion, elevated credibility, and SEO-driven copy to lead in search & connect globally. See it live→ payrollmexico.com

Framer Figma webdesign

Wael Web Design

pro

• Mar 1

Looks Amazing 🔥

Agustin Dell Aquila

max

• Feb 26

Adding custom code to Framer but unsure about the settings?

Where you place scripts (Head vs. Body) and how they trigger (Once vs. Every Visit) makes a huge difference in your site's speed and SEO.

The quick cheat sheet:

• Analytics/Pixels: Start of <head> + Run Once

• Dynamic CMS Schema: End of <head> + Run on every visit

• Heavy Scripts (Chat, etc.): End of <body> + Run Once

👉 I wrote a complete guide explaining exactly how Framer handles custom code under the hood. Read the full breakdown here: https://akilastudio.com/blog/framer-custom-code-placement-guide

Framer

akilastudio.com

Where to Put Custom Code in Framer: Head vs. Body Explained | BEHIND THE FRAMES

onfused by Framer’s custom code options? Learn exactly when to use Start of Head, End of Body, and the Run Once vs. Every Visit settings.

Asif Younas

pro

• Feb 27

@Agustin Dell Aquila Solid breakdown — placement and execution context in Framer directly impact render-blocking, hydration timing, and SEO crawlability.

Carlos Damián

• Feb 26

Noodles is a web application for image and video processing based on visual flows (node-based). You connect nodes by dragging them onto a canvas to create editing pipelines—from simple adjustments to animations and video export—all in the browser, without a backend. https://noodles-app.figma.site Import images — drag files onto the canvas or use the Media node

Adjust color — brightness, contrast, saturation & hue

Apply filters — grayscale, sepia, invert, blur, etc.

Visual effects — glitch, pixelate, vignette, noise, posterize & more

Crop — free crop with position & size controls

Compress — reduce quality/weight with compression slider

Convert format — PNG, JPEG, WebP, BMP

Remove background — automatic background removal

Compose layers — overlay multiple images with opacity and more...