What do you think about this component, guys? You can get it from here: https://framer.link/p51gI4N

What do you think about this component, guys? You can get it from here: https://framer.link/p51gI4NWhat do you think about this component, guys? You can get it from here: https://framer.link/p51gI4N

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Munzir Kareem

pro

• 3h

What do you think about this component, guys?

You can get it from here: https://framer.link/p51gI4N

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Alex Prokhorov

max

• Jul 16

Sunbeam is live ☀️

This is the project that started our Framer template series, although it somehow ended up being the fourth one released.

Most of the template was designed a few months ago, then paused while we worked on other releases. During that time it changed names twice and nearly launched as Daylight before that name was taken.

Sunbeam is a playful B2B SaaS template built around a complete fictional software product.

It includes 15 responsive pages, five dedicated product pages, an interactive use-case switcher, pricing, CMS blog and case studies, custom illustrations, reusable components, and a complete responsive system.

Available now on the Framer Marketplace:

https://www.framer.com/community/marketplace/templates/sunbeam/

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Emmanuel Bliss

pro

• Jul 16

This is Awesome work right here

Ahmad → Framer Dev

• Jul 16

I’ve been working on this architecture studio concept over the past few months.

Designed from scratch and built in Framer.

I’d love to hear what you think, feedback is always welcome.

→ https://31n.framer.website

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Maty Sandoval

max

• Jul 16

That giant serif number treatment at the top makes the whole thing feel more like an editorial spread than a typical studio site. What made you choose Framer over a more code heavy stack for something this custom?