Framer Final Report: The Year That Made Me Top

My 2025th in Framer: in the top 1% of world creators! That's 191 hours, 2908 posts, thousands of layouts and 17,600+ visitors to my best site. It was big, loud and very productive. A full analysis of my statistics is in the carousel! 🔥

This year at Framer has been truly groundbreaking. I didn't just create websites, I built entire digital worlds. The numbers speak for themselves, and I am proud of every “pixel”:

🚀 Publications — My Engine: 2908 publications. This is not just a number, it is almost 3 thousand launches, edits, ideas and releases. Getting into the top 13.9% of global publishers by frequency is confirmation that I’m here for the long haul.

💻 Scale — My Power: 1,588 frames and 1,007 stacks. Behind each of these elements there is deep logic and a proven structure. My projects are not “pictures”, they are complex architecture.

👥 Result — My Influence: 17,643 visitors. My best site has attracted thousands of eyes and it's a damn cool feeling. Internet famous vibes! 😎

⏱ Immersion — My Life: 191 hours I spent a full 7.96 days creating and testing my ideas. And every hour was worth it.

Thank you, Framer, for becoming not just a tool for me, but a whole universe.

See you next year! I'm ready for more. 👇

The number that actually matters in here is not the 191 hours, it is the 2908 posts, because that kind of consistency compounds into visibility long before any single project does. Showing up daily is an underrated moat on a platform like this, so congrats on building it.

One small problem with using code components in Framer:

they can be really useful… until you need to customize them asp er your wants and needs.

Then suddenly you’re opening code just to change a color, size or tiny styling detail, what if you do not know how to code😭

That’s something i wanted to avoid with this Custom Checkbox Framer Component .

All the useful controls are already in the Framer edit panel.

Change the colors, type, checkbox size, spacing, radius, border, background, shadows + more.

No need to code. No need of prompt. No rebuilding the checkbox from scratch.

Just drop it in and play around with the controls:)

Love this approach—exposing spacing, radius, and state controls makes the component feel genuinely usable for non-coders.