I stress-tested Glimpse by making it my own portfolio.

There’s a big difference between building a portfolio template around perfect demo content and asking it to handle an actual designer’s work.

So before calling Glimpse finished, I did the latter.

I moved my entire portfolio into it.

Real projects. Different case study lengths. Journal entries. Services. Experience. Different amounts of content across different pages.

And inevitably, I found edge cases.

Things that looked perfectly fine in the original template became much more obvious once real content started pushing against the system.

So I fixed them and kept using it.

Then I tested something else I cared about:

SEO.

My Glimpse-powered portfolio currently ranks #2 on Google for “Shreyansh Shrivastava UX,” right below LinkedIn.

That matters because Glimpse was never supposed to impose its identity on the designer using it.

The system can be Glimpse.

The portfolio should still be yours.

Your work. Your content. Your identity. Your search presence.

Glimpse has now gone from a template I built to the portfolio I actually use.

And I think that's a much better test than any demo I could have made.

Curtain Loader V2 is now live on the Framer Marketplace.

A cinematic page transition built as a fully customizable Framer Code Component.

→ 3 transition directions → Custom easing & fold depth → Logo + subtitle support → Flexible playback controls → Skip interaction → Reduced-motion & accessibility support → No custom CSS required

It’s also included free with Glimpse, already set up as a preloaded page loader.

Curtain Loader is now on the Framer Marketplace.

A cinematic page transition built as a fully customizable Framer Code Component.

→ 3 transition directions → Custom easing & fold depth → Logo + subtitle support → Flexible playback controls → Skip interaction → Reduced-motion & accessibility support → No custom CSS required

It’s also included free with Glimpse, already set up as a preloaded page loader.

Now available on the Framer Marketplace.

I wanted a page loader that felt more like an entrance than a loading state.

So I built one.

Curtain Loader V2 is a Framer Code Component where the entire entrance can be shaped from the Property Panel.

Horizontal. Vertical. Wipe. Cinematic. Water. Snap. Simultaneous or offset.

Then there’s the fun stuff — procedural folds, seams, custom branding, reveal effects, playback modes, skip behavior and timing controls.

The interesting part wasn't making the curtains move.

It was making all of that work as a reusable Framer component without messing with the site's existing animations, transforms or layout.

That meant rebuilding the reveal architecture so the loader stays completely isolated from the page underneath.

This is v2.4 — the version I'm actually happy putting into real Framer projects.

Coming to the Framer Marketplace soon.

Currently free with Glimpse.

Which direction would you use?

Stop rebuilding your portfolio every time you have a new project.

Meet Glimpse® — a complete Framer portfolio system built to grow with your work.

✦ Bento-based layouts ✦ CMS-powered projects + case studies ✦ Built-in Journal ✦ Light & Dark mode ✦ Responsive by default ✦ Expressive interactions ✦ Reusable components ✦ SEO-ready structure

It’s not just a homepage you customize once.

It’s a system for continuously publishing, presenting, and evolving your creative work.

Glimpse® is now available on the Framer Marketplace.

→ Explore Glimpse

Marketplace Link in the comments

Introducing Glimpse® — a motion-driven portfolio system for modern creatives.

Built in Framer with a bento-grid layout, CMS-powered projects & Journal, expressive interactions, custom code components, and light & dark mode.

Designed to help your work make an impression.

Explore Glimpse →

Two buttons. Two different philosophies.

Button 1 — clean fill transition. Does the job.

Button 2 — the active state doesn't just appear. It rolls in.

One feels expected. One makes you hover again just to watch it.

I am confused as to which one i should use in Hero and on the Footer

Which one would you ship? 👇

A small one for the Framer community.

I just made Curtain Loader — a simple fullscreen curtain reveal for Framer.

No unnecessary effects. Just a clean, cinematic entrance for your next project.

Free to use.

Would love to see what you create with it.

Updated a Few Things in ProjectPeek for better control.

First Impression is now free.

But I don't want to see 100 copies of the same portfolio.

Remix it. Break it. Make it yours.

Try completely different color systems. Change the typography. Rework the layout. Add your own interactions. Push the motion. Take it somewhere I didn't think of.

I want to see what you create with it.

Drop your remix below — I’d genuinely love to see it.

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First Impression just got a little better.

I completely reworked the Services section.

The goal was simple: make it feel less like a list of services and more like an actual showcase of what I can do.

Here's the new version ↓

Old or new — which one would you choose?

I spent almost an hour adjusting the swing physics for this interaction.

Not because it was broken.

Because it didn't feel right.

Tiny details like this rarely get noticed, but they completely change how an interaction is perceived.

That's been my favorite part of building Dangle—giving every interaction just the right amount of personality. Making every prop Customisable was a big challenge.

If you were shipping this, would you keep tweaking it or call it done?

Live demo : Dangle

First impressions matter.

Meet Dangle.

A premium hanging profile card for Framer with realistic physics, tactile motion, and thoughtful interactions that make portfolios feel alive.

✨ Launch Price: $15 (Limited Time)

You don't remember interfaces.

You remember how they made you feel.

Meet Dangle.

A premium Framer component where motion isn't decoration—it's the experience.

Every movement has intention. Every detail has purpose. Every interaction invites one more.

Coming soon to the Framer Marketplace.

Would you ship this in your next project?

Interact with the live demo here : Dangle

PeekThrough is finally here.

As a small thank you to the early supporters, I'm offering an Early Bird Launch:

🎉 First 10 installs → $10

After that, the price goes up.

If you've been looking for a premium way to make typography interactive in Framer, now's the best time to grab it.

Live demo here

https://peekthrough.framer.website/

Marketplace link in the comments

PeekThrough is now live.

Turn static typography into an interactive experience with a premium glass lens reveal. Built for portfolios, landing pages, product storytelling, and anywhere you want to create moments people remember.

The best interactions are the ones people can't resist trying.

That's what I set out to build with these two new Framer components.

👀 PeekThrough — reveal what's hidden beneath the words.

🪪 Dangle — a physics-powered interactive swinging profile card.

Coming soon to the Framer Marketplace.