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Just finished a 10+ page @framer site for a client.
Pretty happy with how it turned out. Let me know what you think!
Live site: https://designsquad.co
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Why More Startups Are Choosing Framer for Their Websites
A few years ago, building a professional website usually meant choosing between a page builder or hiring a developer.
Today, that's changing.
One platform I've really enjoyed working with is Framer.
Here's why it's becoming a favorite for startups and modern businesses:
⚡ Lightning-fast performance
Framer generates clean, optimized websites that load quickly and deliver a smooth user experience.
🎨 Design without compromise
The final website stays remarkably close to the original design, making it easier to create polished, modern experiences.
📱 Responsive by default
Design once and fine-tune for desktop, tablet, and mobile with ease.
✍️ Easy content editing
Clients can update text, images, blog posts, and CMS content without worrying about breaking the layout.
🚀 Built for speed
Publishing updates is simple, allowing businesses to launch new pages and make changes quickly.
The best platform always depends on the project, but for startups, portfolios, SaaS products, and landing pages, Framer has become one of my top recommendations.
Have you tried Framer yet, or are you still using another platform? I'd love to hear your experience.
I've been considering Framer for a project—how intuitive did you find the design-to-development process?