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Been fun to mix things up and combine my Shopify and Framer development into one for a few client projects recently and join the ranks of the Framer Commerce Experts.
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George Twobear
$853K in Framer Commerce opportunities
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Excited to share one of my recent e-commerce developments—SHZAM Watches & Lifestyle Hub!
Focused on building clean, fast-loading, and responsive Shopify storefronts using custom Liquid theme adjustments, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Always looking forward to crafting high-converting experiences for growing brands! 🚀
#Shopify #WebDevelopment #ECommerce #Liquid #Freelancing
I turned my own portfolio into a free Framer template: meet Visualfolio.
For the last few weeks I’ve been rebuilding my product designer portfolio in Framer. Along the way I kept making decisions I wished someone had made for me: how to present case studies, how to make an About section feel human, and how to keep a portfolio calm without it looking empty.
So I packaged it up. Visualfolio is a minimal portfolio template for product designers, UX/UI designers and freelancers who work with SaaS and AI teams.
👉 Get Visualfolio free: https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/visualfolio/
👀 Live preview: https://visualfolio.framer.website/
If you use it, send me your version. I’d love to see what you build. And if you’d rather have it customised, or need a product designed and built end to end, that’s what we do at Reyload.
This portfolio looks so clean and everything is on point.
Glad you made a free template version of this.🙌
Day 5/30 — Designing for Different Audiences
One thing I've noticed while building landing page concepts in Framer is that the same layout doesn't work for every business.
An HVAC company needs visitors to trust them and get in touch quickly.
A fashion brand needs to create desire through visuals, product presentation, and brand identity.
The goal may be conversions in both cases, but the way you approach the design is completely different.
That's something I'm actively exploring as I build and improve my portfolio.
What's your approach when designing for different industries?
