Hey Framer community 👋

I just earn $300+ from cuedesign.space within 1 week!!

Finally, Cue is live! 🚀 Cue has 100+ component and for 100 more on queue

This is cue: cuedesign.space

I actually launched it on X first and started with the $99 Founding Member price. Then I opened a discount for early users… and honestly, more people jumped in than I expected, so I had to close the discounted offer. 😅

But then I realized—I completely forgot about the Framer community.

So before I move on, I wanted to ask:

Is anyone here interested in joining Cue as a Founding Member?

Cue is a growing library of high-quality, interactive UI components inspired by some of the best design work on the internet, recreated as reusable components.

If enough people here are interested, I might open a special Framer community offer. 👀

Let me know what you think!

🚨 15 MINUTES AFTER LAUNCH.

And we already have our first founding member. 🥹🔥

One of the 50 spots is officially gone.

Honestly, I’m way happier than I expected to be. After spending months building Cue component by component, seeing someone actually believe in it enough to become a founding member hits different.

49 spots left. 👀

If you’ve been following the journey, now’s the time to hop in.

💎 $99 Lifetime · Founding Member

https://www.cuedesign.space/

#Cue #BuildInPublic #WebDesign #Framer #UIUX

Cue — New Card Component

A new card component is on the way. 👀

This is another premium, interaction-focused component I’m adding to the Cue library — built for those small details that can make a website feel much more polished.

Cue Beta is launching soon, initially for just 50 founding members.

Founding Member — $99 Lifetime

50+ premium components at launch

New components added regularly

AI prompts for every component

Framer AI workflow

React code coming soon

More integrations coming soon

After the first 50 founding members, the lifetime price will be $249.

If you’re interested in getting early access, let me know.

Pricing section for Cue 👀

Every component in Cue will be available — whether free or paid.

But this isn’t going to be a normal component library.

Every component is inspired by award-winning websites, standout interactions, and some of the best web experiences I come across — then built as production-ready React components + AI prompts.

So I want to know:

What pricing structure would feel fair for something like this?

1.Lifetime one-time payment

2. Monthly subscription

3. One-time payment + lifetime updates

4. Free components + paid premium components

And if you think a different structure makes more sense, tell me.

Also, what price range would you personally consider fair?

I’m close to launching the beta, so I want to get this right before launch.

Built this for my library. If you're interested in the prompt or the production-ready template, feel free to DM me.

Version 2 is live. 🚀

I finally shipped my first Framer component.

Funny thing is... I don't even use Framer regularly 😅

I just wanted to build something that felt different—a real-time WebGL Bayer dithering effect instead of another static gradient.

You can now buy it if you'd like to use it in your projects.

This component will also become part of Cue's Premium Library, where I'll be shipping high-end interactive components inspired by award-winning websites.

Would love to hear your feedback. ❤

or u can use this-https://checkout.dodopayments.com/buy/pdt_0Nk1LrB1g7TnaXqZqWxkP?quantity=1

I've been seeing this interaction all over X lately.

So I had to recreate it.

Inspired by @Cyrel, built with Three.js + WebGL using a Bayer Matrix Dithering effect.

Thinking of publishing this as a Framer component.

Would you actually pay for it?

If yes, what would be a fair price?

And how would you rate it from 1–10? 👇

#Framer #ThreeJS #WebGL #CreativeCoding #WebDesign #BuildInPublic

Built this using a single prompt.

After a lot of iteration, I finally got a prompt that consistently generates premium-looking sections like this.

If you'd like the exact prompt, you can grab it and customize it however you want for your own projects, clients, or brand.

Hope it saves you hours of prompting.

Not a Framer creator.

I'm a prompt engineer who loves premium web interactions.

Every time I see an amazing Framer website, I wonder:

"Can this be recreated with the right prompt?"

This is my latest attempt, inspired by offmenu.design.

Built with Claude + Lovable using a prompt I wrote myself.

I'd genuinely love feedback from the Framer community.

How close did I get? 👀

#Framer #FramerCommunity #WebDesign #InteractionDesign #CreativeCoding #UIDesign #WebAnimation #DesignEngineering #FrontendDevelopment #Awwwards

I'm not a Framer expert.

In fact, I'm probably better at writing prompts than building in Framer.

So I challenged myself:

Can I recreate premium Framer-style interactions using AI prompts?

This 3D wheel is one of those experiments.

Built with Claude Opus 4.7 + Antigravity, after multiple iterations and refinements.

I'm documenting everything while building Cue—a library of premium React components and AI prompts inspired by the web's best interactions.

I'd genuinely love feedback from the Framer community.

How close did I get? 👀

Component 37/100. 🚀

I came across this incredible award-winning website:

https://www.laxspace.co/

The 3D tape interaction instantly caught my attention.

I spent the next 1–2 days experimenting until I finally got a prompt that recreates the feel I was looking for.

I think it's perfect for:

• Portfolio websites • Creative agencies • Personal brands • Anyone who wants to showcase their work in a more memorable way.

This component is being added to Cue—my upcoming library of premium React sections and production-ready AI prompts.

The library is still under development, so for now I'm offering this prompt separately for $29.

If you're interested, send me a DM and I'll share all the details. 🤝

Also, if you've discovered an award-winning website with an interaction worth recreating, I'd genuinely love to see it. The best suggestions might become future components in Cue.

#BuildInPublic #React #WebDev #Frontend #CreativeCoding #UIDesign #ProductDesign #Awwwards #IndieHackers #Startup #SaaS #AI #DesignEngineering #JavaScript #MotionDesign

Component 34/100 is live. 🚀

Probably my favorite one so far.

A smooth parallax section that had been stuck in my head for days, so I finally built it.

Turned it into a ready-to-use AI prompt for Cue.

Cue is a growing library of premium website sections and AI prompts that help designers and developers build beautiful websites faster.

Built with Claude + Antigravity.

People often ask why I'm spending so much time building this.

The answer is simple:

I don't want to spend my life wondering "what if I had tried?"

I told my parents I'll give myself one year. If I can't build a startup that gains traction or generates meaningful revenue, I'll sit for placements.

Until then, I'm all in.

If you're building something meaningful too, let's connect. I'd love to follow your journey, and hopefully you'll follow mine as well.

New section added. 🚀

Component 32/100 is now ready—with the exact AI prompt.

Building Cue, an Awwwards-inspired prompt library.

Work in progress. 👀

Recreating a premium Sleep Well Creative-inspired section as a ready-to-use AI prompt.

Once it's polished, it'll be added to the library. 🚀

What website should I tackle next?

Another premium section added. ✨

Building a library of Awwwards-inspired, ready-to-use prompts for premium landing pages.

30+ sections done. Launch is getting close.

Framer creators & designers: What sections or interactions would you love to see in the library?

I'd love your feedback. 👇

Tried recreating the famous Awwwards-winning Shopify Editions hero section using just a prompt.

I’m building a prompt library for Awwwards-style website sections — just copy the prompt, paste it into your AI coding tool, and generate the section.

This one took me 2–3 hours of prompting and iteration, but I finally got it

Built MemoryPrint — a place where you can create your own virtual fridge and pin your favorite memories, photos, and moments to it.

A fun little way to make your memories feel more personal.

Try it out and let me know what you think!

Website-https://memory-print.vercel.app/