L'ART №01

@Framer's 3D — perspective, rotation, depth — moves a flat plane through space. It still can't bend the plane itself. That takes a mesh, and a mesh means WebGL.

Try to make something ripple or curve in Framer. You can tilt it. You can't warp it.

Even though this incredible free portfolio already looks strong, it would be even better with a real WebGL integration.

Already 50 designers have used this free portfolio template in just 2 days.

It helps web and graphic designers showcase their work with 3D effects and a built-in contact form.

If you’re a designer, it’s definitely worth a look.

(Bonus Framer codes promotions.)

A Quick Look at Another Type of Motion

LA VEILLE №06

Framer just shipped CMS 3.1 with Agent support woven through the entire collection: adding rows as context, working with field dividers, navigating pages, selecting collections. On its own it's a small quality-of-life update — but zoom out.

In two weeks Framer has rolled out Sonnet 5 (July 1), Fable 5 (July 3), the GPT 5.6 lineup — Sol, Terra, Luna (July 9), and now CMS 3.1 (July 14). Four agent-focused releases. Every recent shipping decision points the same direction.

Framer isn't just adding AI features anymore; it's rebuilding the canvas as an agent workspace, where the designer directs and the agents execute.

Learning motion part 3.

A bit wild on this motion preview.