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Spent a lot of time making the hero section actually earn the first impression. 👀
From Figma concepts → polished visuals → a fully developed Framer website.
Curious which hero direction you’d pick? Check it out & drop your thoughts 👇
Thank You mate : )
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Incredible. Love the way you put this together
new Framer web template: RUSHES. 🎬
built for video production studios — where your work does the talking.
cinematic layouts, video-masked type, a camera-HUD thumbnail with a live timecode ticking on hover. dark, bold, made for people who cut for a living.
CMS-ready case studies, custom code components, accessible motion — the kind of details you feel before you notice.
see the sneak peek 👇
also, good excuse to introduce myself — I'm a Framer web designer with 10 years in marketing and 4 in UX/UI. if you need a website, I've still got a few spots open this year. reach out anytime 🚀
Niching a template down to video production studios specifically, instead of a generic portfolio template, is a smart bet since that audience will actually recognize the camera-HUD thumbnail as speaking their language. Was that niche the plan from day one, or did the concept start broader and narrow as you built it out?