UI Refresh with Persistent Filters, Timer, and Countdown

UI Refresh with Persistent Filters, Timer, and CountdownUI Refresh with Persistent Filters, Timer, and Countdown

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Shaikh Kamil

• 2h

Anyone can use AI. The skill is knowing what to ask for.

My client needed a refresh that wouldn’t wipe their filters. I delivered that, plus auto-refresh with their own timer and a live countdown.

See it in action 👇

base44challenge Base44 Replit AI Development Business Workflow Automation Web Development

Adrian Kuleszo

pro

• Oct 14

End of an era. After 3 good years on Framer, we moved

@designme to our own stack. Framer got us far, and I'd still recommend it for a lot of teams. But the more we grew, the more we needed control: over the code, structure and speed of testing and shipping new things. So, we rebuilt everything from scratch in Astro. It's the same setup we now build for our clients (which is exactly why we had to run our own site on it first). Really proud of the team and how fast we're moving now. DesignMe 2.0 is live ↓

Completed work

Web Design Astro Web Development

Kabir Ahmed

pro

• Oct 15

Big move! Framer is great for speed, but having full control over the stack opens up so many possibilities.

Vitalii Rigalovskyi

pro

• Oct 14

Astergrid — a landing page for an engineering firm that takes solar, wind and storage projects from permit to first power. Here is how it scrolls.

The hero comes in softly, services open on click, projects sit in big photographs, the statement lights up word by word, numbers count up with their bars, and the process photo changes with each step. It ends on a glass contact form over an aerial shot.

Designed and built by web.raw/studio. Live site: webraw.studio/work/astergrid