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Lately I have been playing around with combining the new Framer Server API beta and Claude and letting basically run my Framer CMS.
It is helping me with:
- Creating and updating CMS posts
- Cross linking internal pages
-Writing relevant FAQ items based on the content of the page
Not gonna lie, this it’s working a bit too well. It got me waiting for the next usage reset.
Is anyone here trying it out? If not, what is stopping you?
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My first preloader code component for Framer became a huge hit and ranked #1 in the paid Loaders category on the Framer Marketplace. I received so many sales from it in just a few days, so I decided to create another one.
As usual, I packed multiple options into a single code component. This time, you can choose from 4 different preloader styles.
These are 2 of the 4 options. Which one is your favorite? Check out the live preview here
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A portfolio doesn't need more space.
It needs to use space differently.
With OVERLAP, projects don't need their own isolated sections. They can share space, create depth and become part of a larger composition.
It's not about fitting more content on screen.
It's about creating relationships between what you show.
Less separation. More composition.
Love this take. Overlapping projects to create depth vs just stacking sections - way more intentional.