Hello to one who is reading this post.

I’m a UX Designer, digital strategist, and Framer Ambassador who turns complex ideas into simple, engaging digital experiences.

I design and build Framer websites, landing pages, brand experiences, and digital products with a strong focus on UX, storytelling, interaction, and conversion.

I’ve worked across AI, SaaS, Technology, Aviation, Automotive, Finance, Healthcare, Education, Real Estate, E-commerce, and Social Impact.

Basically, I make websites that look good, make sense, and get people to care.

Hit me up at rohit@butterr.design

Most Framer websites look the same,

Same oversized typography. Same floating navbar. Same giant hero. Same gradient. Same smooth scroll. Same bento grid. Same “Book a call” CTA.

The problem isn't Framer.

The problem is that we're designing from trends instead of from the problem.

A good website shouldn't look like it was made in Framer.

It should look like it was made specifically for the business, audience and context it represents.

Use trends as ingredients.

Don't make them the recipe.

What Framer design trend are you already tired of seeing

We got into our first office - One of our primary services are #Framer Design and Development.

Now with evolving Agentic AI integration into Framer - My Company Butterr Design is also evolving

Follow along www.butterr.design to see full journey.

@Framer @Jorn van Dijk @Koen Bok @Brooke Mendoza

I've been organizing a lot of Design Thinking events for developers lately.

If you'd like to join, collaborate, speak, host, or support future sessions, hit me up. Always happy to connect with fellow builders and designers.

#rohit #designthinking #framer

@Framer