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Gabe Amaya

Award Winning - No-Code Dev + Web Design: Framer Expert

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Simple, monochrome,
Fresh Framer Template drop! Simple, monochrome, studio template Template includes a design-system skill and page and instructions on how to use it.
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My first time ever using Loveable and actually really loved the experience! Here is my submission: Bent Brim Co. - Booking a hat shaping takes a dozen DMs a day; this turns it into a confirmed appointment in 7 steps, with no account needed. Sol runs a one-person hat bar on South Congress in Austin. Every booking used to start with "can you fix my hat?" and then turn into a long back-and-forth. What's wrong with it? Felt or straw? What size? What crease? Can it be done by Saturday? Then there's the deposit, the reminder, and the no-shows. Things get way to complicated especially starting off as a mom and pop shop. With Tecova's right next store, this place has to stand out and be able to meet the demand! Before: inquiries came in through texts, DMs and phone calls, and Sol pieced each booking together by hand. After: the customer picks a service, shapes the crown with a drag handle or picks one of five classic creases, sets the brim and any branding, picks a time, enters a name and mobile number, and pays a $15 deposit. A Claim Ticket fills in live the whole way through, so they can see exactly what they're booking. The shop's own rules do the scheduling. Felt needs a full day to dry, so any time that can't be ready by the customer's deadline never shows up. The $25 rush fee only appears when drying time actually allows it. Each booking lands on Sol's bench with a ticket number and pickup code. The customer gets a confirmation text, a calendar invite, and the option to reschedule or cancel without calling. It works end to end on mobile and desktop, and it's built entirely in Lovable.
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A minimal, editorial Framer template for matcha bars, coffee shops, and cafés — bold type, flash-photography layouts, tabbed menu system, and a full CMS. Ready to launch in a day.
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My first Framer plugin is live on the Marketplace. Insanely fast review. One shotted it. Check her out and hopefully it helps some on their projects! https://www.framer.com/marketplace/plugins/shadow-supply/
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