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Dhiluxui ⚡️

• Jul 8

Landing page made in Framer 3.0

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Samuel O

pro

• Jul 8

Nice Concept💯

Kota Studio

max

• Jul 6

Been heads down building something for creative agencies... The kind of site that makes a studio feel like a global creative force from the first scroll. New Framer template coming this week

Completed work

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Sunday Ayomide

• Jul 7

Great Work

Blessing Adewale

pro

• Jul 6

New template in the works: Patina.

A Framer template built for estate sale companies and fine auction houses, a niche nobody has really designed for yet.

The whole thing leans into provenance, the idea that every piece has a past worth telling. Warm parchment base, editorial type, curated gallery feel. Less SaaS startup, more auction catalog.

Building this in public as usual. Follow along if you want to see it come together, section by section.

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Amirul Hakim

pro

• Jul 7

Using actual industry metrics like "lots sold" and "sell-through rate" in the hero section is such a thoughtful touch. It shows you really looked into how fine auction houses establish trust, rather than just dropping in generic placeholder stats.

Miguel Queirós

max

• Jul 6

Hero section from my recent framer template

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MD Rafee Alam

• Jul 6

The renaissance painting next to the terminal window is an unexpected pairing that actually works, gives it more personality than the usual gradient blob hero. What made you go with that contrast?