After a few trials and errors on Fuser, the output finally came out pretty decent, and it genuinely changed how I approach designing.
Earlier, it was all about heavy inspiration + starting from scratch. With Fuser, it’s more about clarity of idea, prompting right, and letting the node-based workflow do its thing.
For this challenge, I used GPT for the product prompt, Hailuo for video generation, and built out a full campaign around it.
One small thought while using it, there’s a really interesting opportunity to make the initial experience feel even more seamless for beginners. The short info pockets already do a good job guiding the flow, and building on that with slightly more intuitive UI cues or flow hints could make it even easier for someone new to jump in and start creating right away.
Free Framer template alert, and this one's for the videographers 👀
Your reel shouldn't hide behind one lonely play button. So I set Footage up like a camera report.
On the home page, the reel panel GROWS as you scroll. The work page holds twelve films that play the moment you hover, and every one opens into a full CMS page with player, credits and stills.
The contact page skips the guessing game: the booking form asks for date, place and budget. Every page has a phone layout too. 🎬
Day 4 of building a Framer template every day.
Every company starts before sunrise. ☀️
Meet Daybreakk, a website template for venture studios, accelerators, and incubators. It’s for the people who take early teams from first revenue to Series A.
I wanted it to feel like dawn: dark skies, warm light, and a little bit of hope.
A 25-second cinematic explainer for my studio: six animated steps, lens-ring transitions, non-stop motion and original sound design. I wrote, designed, animated