One thing Shopify work has taught me:
You can spend hours making a product page look beautiful and still not fix the reason people aren't buying.
I've definitely fallen into that trap.
Tweaking spacing. Changing the hero. Moving the CTA. Trying another layout.
Then realizing the customer was simply thinking:
“Okay... but why should I buy this?”
That's the part of CRO I find interesting.
You're not really designing screens.
You're designing away doubt.
I think designers procrastinate on their portfolios because there’s no real “done.”
You can always tweak the layout. Rewrite the case study. Change the hero. Try another font.
And suddenly 3 weeks are gone. 😭
Looking for a Framer partner to build a serious template business.
I design in Figma, you bring strong Framer skills.
The internet is full of beautiful designs.
The hard part isn't making something look good anymore.
It's making people remember it.
Storytelling Before Scrolling
A landing page is not just a collection of sections.
Before users scroll, they should understand: → What you offer → Why it matters → Why they should care
Good design guides attention. Great design tells a story.
In this article, I share how storytelling can turn a landing page from a simple layout into a conversion-focused experience.
Read here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/storytelling-before-scrolling-rahul-chavda-ulanf
Spent way too much time tweaking this hero...
Worth it? I think so. 😄
I've been experimenting with dither textures lately they bring depth and personality while keeping the UI clean.
Sometimes the smallest visual details make the biggest difference.
One lesson from designing CRO landing pages:
A weak headline can be rewritten.
A CTA can be tested.
A button color can change.
But if your first screen doesn't make people want to scroll...
Nothing below it matters.
It's finally live! 🎉
Drift Cards is now available on the Framer Marketplace.
Big thanks to the Framer team and @Andreu for making this possible.
More components coming soon. 🚀
I've been spending a lot of time exploring both Figma and Framer lately.
The more I use them, the more I feel we're entering a completely different era of product design.
This article is my perspective on where things are heading.
why this happening !! anyone Else facing the same issue ??
Some people recharge with coffee.
I recharge by designing creative posts.
102 followers. 🚀
From 0 to 100 happened faster than I expected.
Grateful for every follow, download, like, and piece of feedback.
Time to keep building.
Thank you, Framer community. 💜
Happy Sunday!!!
Small win, but a meaningful one. 🚀
Happy to share that Apple Invite Moments just got its first install on the Framer Marketplace.
$0 → $10 isn't life-changing.
But seeing something I built get used by someone else feels pretty awesome.
On to the next one. ✨
Hard to stand out these days, but people are cooking. 👀
Hello Framer Hero's !!! How it's Going On 😐
Hot take:
A good Bento Grid can make an average landing page look premium.
A bad Bento Grid can make a premium landing page look average.
Currently building a new Bento Grid component for Framer.
Would you use this on a SaaS website? 👇
One thing Shopify work has taught me:
You can spend hours making a product page look beautiful and still not fix the reason people aren't buying.
I've definitely fallen into that trap.
Tweaking spacing. Changing the hero. Moving the CTA. Trying another layout.
Then realizing the customer was simply thinking:
“Okay... but why should I buy this?”
That's the part of CRO I find interesting.
You're not really designing screens.
You're designing away doubt.
I think designers procrastinate on their portfolios because there’s no real “done.”
You can always tweak the layout. Rewrite the case study. Change the hero. Try another font.
And suddenly 3 weeks are gone. 😭
Looking for a Framer partner to build a serious template business.
I design in Figma, you bring strong Framer skills.
The internet is full of beautiful designs.
The hard part isn't making something look good anymore.
It's making people remember it.
Storytelling Before Scrolling
A landing page is not just a collection of sections.
Before users scroll, they should understand: → What you offer → Why it matters → Why they should care
Good design guides attention. Great design tells a story.
In this article, I share how storytelling can turn a landing page from a simple layout into a conversion-focused experience.
Read here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/storytelling-before-scrolling-rahul-chavda-ulanf
Spent way too much time tweaking this hero...
Worth it? I think so. 😄
I've been experimenting with dither textures lately they bring depth and personality while keeping the UI clean.
Sometimes the smallest visual details make the biggest difference.
One lesson from designing CRO landing pages:
A weak headline can be rewritten.
A CTA can be tested.
A button color can change.
But if your first screen doesn't make people want to scroll...
Nothing below it matters.
It's finally live! 🎉
Drift Cards is now available on the Framer Marketplace.
Big thanks to the Framer team and @Andreu for making this possible.
More components coming soon. 🚀
I've been spending a lot of time exploring both Figma and Framer lately.
The more I use them, the more I feel we're entering a completely different era of product design.
This article is my perspective on where things are heading.
why this happening !! anyone Else facing the same issue ??
Some people recharge with coffee.
I recharge by designing creative posts.
102 followers. 🚀
From 0 to 100 happened faster than I expected.
Grateful for every follow, download, like, and piece of feedback.
Time to keep building.
Thank you, Framer community. 💜
Happy Sunday!!!
Small win, but a meaningful one. 🚀
Happy to share that Apple Invite Moments just got its first install on the Framer Marketplace.
$0 → $10 isn't life-changing.
But seeing something I built get used by someone else feels pretty awesome.
On to the next one. ✨
Hard to stand out these days, but people are cooking. 👀
Hello Framer Hero's !!! How it's Going On 😐
Hot take:
A good Bento Grid can make an average landing page look premium.
A bad Bento Grid can make a premium landing page look average.
Currently building a new Bento Grid component for Framer.
Would you use this on a SaaS website? 👇
One thing Shopify work has taught me:
You can spend hours making a product page look beautiful and still not fix the reason people aren't buying.
I've definitely fallen into that trap.
Tweaking spacing. Changing the hero. Moving the CTA. Trying another layout.
Then realizing the customer was simply thinking:
“Okay... but why should I buy this?”
That's the part of CRO I find interesting.
You're not really designing screens.
You're designing away doubt.
I think designers procrastinate on their portfolios because there’s no real “done.”
You can always tweak the layout. Rewrite the case study. Change the hero. Try another font.
And suddenly 3 weeks are gone. 😭
Looking for a Framer partner to build a serious template business.
I design in Figma, you bring strong Framer skills.
The internet is full of beautiful designs.
The hard part isn't making something look good anymore.
It's making people remember it.
Storytelling Before Scrolling
A landing page is not just a collection of sections.
Before users scroll, they should understand: → What you offer → Why it matters → Why they should care
Good design guides attention. Great design tells a story.
In this article, I share how storytelling can turn a landing page from a simple layout into a conversion-focused experience.
Read here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/storytelling-before-scrolling-rahul-chavda-ulanf
Spent way too much time tweaking this hero...
Worth it? I think so. 😄
I've been experimenting with dither textures lately they bring depth and personality while keeping the UI clean.
Sometimes the smallest visual details make the biggest difference.
One lesson from designing CRO landing pages:
A weak headline can be rewritten.
A CTA can be tested.
A button color can change.
But if your first screen doesn't make people want to scroll...
Nothing below it matters.
It's finally live! 🎉
Drift Cards is now available on the Framer Marketplace.
Big thanks to the Framer team and @Andreu for making this possible.
More components coming soon. 🚀
I've been spending a lot of time exploring both Figma and Framer lately.
The more I use them, the more I feel we're entering a completely different era of product design.
This article is my perspective on where things are heading.
why this happening !! anyone Else facing the same issue ??
Some people recharge with coffee.
I recharge by designing creative posts.
102 followers. 🚀
From 0 to 100 happened faster than I expected.
Grateful for every follow, download, like, and piece of feedback.
Time to keep building.
Thank you, Framer community. 💜
Happy Sunday!!!
Small win, but a meaningful one. 🚀
Happy to share that Apple Invite Moments just got its first install on the Framer Marketplace.
$0 → $10 isn't life-changing.
But seeing something I built get used by someone else feels pretty awesome.
On to the next one. ✨
Hard to stand out these days, but people are cooking. 👀
Hello Framer Hero's !!! How it's Going On 😐
Hot take:
A good Bento Grid can make an average landing page look premium.
A bad Bento Grid can make a premium landing page look average.
Currently building a new Bento Grid component for Framer.
Would you use this on a SaaS website? 👇
