Enhance Framer Editing with Claude Code for Superior UX

Enhance Framer Editing with Claude Code for Superior UXEnhance Framer Editing with Claude Code for Superior UX

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Adriano Reis

max

• 1d

I love that I can use Claude code much easier now to edit things for me in Framer, but dang it, the user experience and the output of Framer agents is wayyy too good....

e.g. being able to @ anything like components or pages is so clutch!!

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MD Rafee Alam

• 18h

The @ referencing for components and pages is genuinely useful. It cuts out a lot of the context you'd otherwise have to re-explain every time you pick up where you left off.

Adriano Reis

max

• 11h

100% it's not that it isn't achievable with Claude code but it's just more annoying to have to be over-explaining all the time so it makes the experience ten-fold better!

Sharon Olusanya

• 1d

Love this!

Natália Tímea

• Jun 18

I just updated my contra profile to focus on websites and optimize it around my main focus: designing and developing sites in framer

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Austyn McFadden

pro

• Jun 18

That's ironic, I deleted all my work last night to do this and re-optimize.

Miguel Queirós

max

• Jun 18

Still one of my favorite menus

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Daniel G Bright

max

• Jun 19

Same here, man.

Ismel Figueroa

max

• Jun 18

Designers shouldn’t be prototyping. They should be publishing 🤔

@Ryan Hayward went all‑in on @Framer built @Insert Frame on top of it, and now serves designers + marketers globally.

@Daniel G Bright and I just recorded a deep dive on team building, burnout, products, and @Framer's future. Watch Full Episode here ↓

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MD Rafee Alam

• Jun 19

The framing is exactly right. Ryan turning Framer into a publishing layer rather than just a prototyping tool is a real product insight. Curious what the burnout conversation covers, adding it to my watch list.