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Same prompt. Two builders.
One site made with Lovable, one with Google AI Studio. A Flemish still-life snack brand, gilt frames, GSAP scroll, the works.
Which one is better?
33 voted
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My 3rd Framer template, SKI8, is live on @Framer
I kept landing on ski school websites with jaw-dropping mountains up top, then buried prices, tiny buttons, and no way to book.
Your site is your first lesson. If it feels clunky, people assume the instruction will be too.
So lead with one bold hero, show your courses clearly, and make booking a single tap.
That's exactly what SKI8 does: bold, snow-inspired, fully responsive, no code needed. Built for ski schools, clubs, camps, and instructors.
Grab it free on Framer 👇
Congrats buddy
• Oct 4
Solene: skincare e commerce website, built in Framer
Skincare shopping should feel as good as the routine itself. For Solene, I designed and built a full online store with a soft, warm identity: a bold maroon and pink palette, big expressive type and real-skin photography.
What's inside:
A hero that sets the brand tone straight away
A Bestsellers section for quick browsing
Category pages for Cleanse, Hydrate and Protect
A shop page with price slider, filters, sorting and hover image previews
An Our Story page with brand values
A clean, confident footer
Need a website for your beauty or lifestyle brand? Let's talk.
The hover image previews on the shop page caught my eye - they let shoppers sense texture instantly without an extra click.