The CMS powered and nested FAQ in action.

Available in the marketplace

Hey everyone, I released a new component and i would love your feedback.

It is a CMS powered FAQ container

New component drop !!!

Showcase your product by the use case via the navigation bar

Hey, everyone!

I just dropped a new navigation component and I would love your feedback

Hey everyone, I just dropped a new component on the marketplace, and I'd love your feedback

Hey, everyone

I just published a newsletter/email pop up modal. I'd love your feedback

My most recent component in action.

You can find it in the marketplace or via my account (framer won't let me share the link here)

Hey everyone, I just published a user account dropdown component and I would love your feedback

Been trying to get this sidebar component to the marketplace, but framer is giving me such a hard time.

I have tried everything from renaming the component name to changing the link address, yet nothing.

I'll have to move on to something else, as I figure this out.

If I released this as a component, would you purchase it?

Hey guys, I just dropped a new component on the marketplace (Get it here: https://framer.link/8jSWmeI)

It's a minimal mega menu for the SaaS and Crypto niche. If you are looking to build a simple yet highly converting website, this should help towards that.

Has anyone else experienced this?

I am trying to submit a template to the marketplace but i keep getting this error (Check the screenshot)

I have changed the component name, description e.t.c yet the issue persists.

I would love to hear how y'all solved this

I am really toying with the idea of dropping this as a component.

Something is cooking 🧑‍🍳🥙.

Before the final reveal, I'd love to hear your feedback on the mega menu. What would you keep? What would you change? What stands out for you? If possible, why?

Guys, my second sale since @Framer 3.0 launch 🎉🥳

It's not much but it is proof that someone organically found something I had built, loved it enough to purchase it and actually went ahead with the transaction.

Continue building y'all, there is hope

I have stepped back a bit from @Framer to buy back more time through automation.

When a new client submits their details through the framer form, their data is collected, a welcome email is sent to them, their information with a summary of their goals/need is stored on Airtable and I am notified via both email and slack.

This allows me to focus on what is important without loosing potential leads in the pipeline.

If I am to fully focus on designing and building, I have to own most of my time and only engage with clients when I am sure they will close.

Woohoo! My first sale since @Framer 3.0.

Maybe the marketplace ain't dead after all. Maybe