Smash - Complete website. Made in Framer

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Yousuf Kamal

pro

• 2d

Smash - Complete website. Made in Framer

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onion bell

• 1d

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Abdullah Eroğlu

pro

• 17h

Incredible! The identity and interactions are really cool!

Prem Shandilya

pro

• Aug 27

Halftone Engine - Not a filter. It's a living field of dots that reacts to you :) Same Framer component. Two outstanding results. 🌟 Explore for more components like this. Which one would you pick ? 👀 👇🏻Hero or Footer ?

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14 voted

67%

7 voted

33%

21 votes

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Lucas Alvarado

• Aug 27

Both looks outstanding but footer is just fire, what a solid footer you created, man. Absolutely loved it.

Catalina Lizaso

• Aug 27

Vera Fauna needed more than an online merch store. They needed one place where their music, merch, and live shows could live together.

We designed and built their website in Framer, connecting it to Shopify through Framership. We also integrated Spotify and Bandsintown so music and tour dates stay updated automatically, while fans can move from discovering the band to buying merch or tickets without jumping between platforms.

The result is a connected digital hub that makes things simpler for both the band and their community.

What we did → UX / UI → Web Design → Framer Development → Shopify / Framership → Spotify API → Bandsintown API → E-commerce

Completed work

Framer Website Design Framer Shopify Development UX Design Figma Framer

Maty Sandoval

max

• Aug 31

The Vera Fauna site feels like a concert poster that also happens to sell merch, love that. Was hooking up Bandsintown for live tour dates trickier than the Shopify side, or did that part go smoother than expected?