Professional Consulting Website with Next.js & Tailwind CSS

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Hrudhay H

• 5h

Built a professional consulting website for Numerra using Next.js and Tailwind CSS. Includes service pages, contact forms, and clean modern design. Delivered for a real client and deployed live.

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Magdalena Wołowiec

pro

• May 8

Bureau — a dark PR & media agency Framer template. Team section featuring a halftone portrait effect built with a Canvas code component generated via Framer Workshop, customized and integrated into the full template design. Built in Framer.

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Steve Lemuel

• May 9

Soo Coooollll!!!

Kristine Vilnite

max

• May 8

How good of a web designer is AI?

I put Claude Design to the test asking it to redesign my client's product inventory page I built in Framer. In under 10min it produced 2 variations. Neither can go on client's website directly but it surfaced two years' worth of overlooked improvements I can implement manually.

The gap between AI output and production-ready website is there, but in the hands of a web designer who knows what to do with the output, it has a valuable place in the workflow.

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Pradyumn Vaishnav

max

• May 8

Feels like AI isn’t replacing the designer, it’s just speeding up the "thinking layer". Like you said, it surfaces things we somehow miss for months. Still needs a human eye to make it actually usable, but as a brainstorming partner, it’s kind of crazy good.

Serge Herasymchuk

max

• May 8

Sometimes a website doesn’t need a full rebuild – just a clearer, more modern experience. We recently redesigned this homepage and simplified the layout, messaging, and structure. Curious which version you’d trust more at first glance: old or new?