This week I'm fully diving into all-girly, all-pink vibes with Candyclaw 💅
It's not the standard beauty salon aesthetic, but it has character, it tells a story, and it feels human. In a world of overly polished beauty studio websites, Candyclaw brings personality back into the conversation.
Neo-brutalist editorial design has been on my mind for several months now. Something about those thick borders, condensed type, and strict grids keeps pulling me back, so I built APEX Pro. This is a template for product studios, creative agencies, freelancers, and personal portfolios.
It's free to remix, and I'll keep adding more features over time ❤️ Enjoy!
I wanted a navigation bar that didn't look like a navigation bar.
I was working on a client site and needed something to help visitors move between sections, without a big menu sitting on top of everything. So I started playing with the idea of a ruler on the side of the page. One tick per section, and as you scroll, the active tick stretches out and shows you where you are.
That became RulerNav.
What I like is that the component itself is simple, but it can feel completely different depending on the site. The Marketplace version is bold and playful. The one I'm using on the client site is quieter: no background, thin lines, barely there until you scroll. I'll share the finished version of my client's website soon. Until then, enjoy. ❤️
Feeling the retro vibes today, so I decided to build this old school music player component for your Framer portfolio. You can drop in as many songs as you want using YouTube links, giving your portfolio a little extra character.
Which songs would you put in the playlist? Share your picks!
A couple of days ago I celebrated my 3-year wedding anniversary, and it got me thinking about the website I built for my own wedding back then. I loved making it so much that I wanted to give other couples the same thing: a place to share their story, their venue, their timeline, and collect RSVPs, without needing a developer.
This one includes a story section, venue details with a map-ready layout, a day-of schedule, a wedding party section, and a full RSVP form with meal preferences and guest count.
It's completely free to remix and make your own. This is the first of more wedding templates I'm planning to build ❤
After a few months of absence, I am back in the Framer game!
I just published my Flipbook component - something I’ve wanted to build for a while.
I used to rely on paid services to add interactive flipbooks to my sites, so being able to finally build one myself feels pretty damn good. Honestly, I’m really proud of how it turned out.
Check it out!! <3
This week I'm fully diving into all-girly, all-pink vibes with Candyclaw 💅
It's not the standard beauty salon aesthetic, but it has character, it tells a story, and it feels human. In a world of overly polished beauty studio websites, Candyclaw brings personality back into the conversation.
Neo-brutalist editorial design has been on my mind for several months now. Something about those thick borders, condensed type, and strict grids keeps pulling me back, so I built APEX Pro. This is a template for product studios, creative agencies, freelancers, and personal portfolios.
It's free to remix, and I'll keep adding more features over time ❤️ Enjoy!
I wanted a navigation bar that didn't look like a navigation bar.
I was working on a client site and needed something to help visitors move between sections, without a big menu sitting on top of everything. So I started playing with the idea of a ruler on the side of the page. One tick per section, and as you scroll, the active tick stretches out and shows you where you are.
That became RulerNav.
What I like is that the component itself is simple, but it can feel completely different depending on the site. The Marketplace version is bold and playful. The one I'm using on the client site is quieter: no background, thin lines, barely there until you scroll. I'll share the finished version of my client's website soon. Until then, enjoy. ❤️
Feeling the retro vibes today, so I decided to build this old school music player component for your Framer portfolio. You can drop in as many songs as you want using YouTube links, giving your portfolio a little extra character.
Which songs would you put in the playlist? Share your picks!
A couple of days ago I celebrated my 3-year wedding anniversary, and it got me thinking about the website I built for my own wedding back then. I loved making it so much that I wanted to give other couples the same thing: a place to share their story, their venue, their timeline, and collect RSVPs, without needing a developer.
This one includes a story section, venue details with a map-ready layout, a day-of schedule, a wedding party section, and a full RSVP form with meal preferences and guest count.
It's completely free to remix and make your own. This is the first of more wedding templates I'm planning to build ❤
After a few months of absence, I am back in the Framer game!
I just published my Flipbook component - something I’ve wanted to build for a while.
I used to rely on paid services to add interactive flipbooks to my sites, so being able to finally build one myself feels pretty damn good. Honestly, I’m really proud of how it turned out.
Check it out!! <3
This week I'm fully diving into all-girly, all-pink vibes with Candyclaw 💅
It's not the standard beauty salon aesthetic, but it has character, it tells a story, and it feels human. In a world of overly polished beauty studio websites, Candyclaw brings personality back into the conversation.
Neo-brutalist editorial design has been on my mind for several months now. Something about those thick borders, condensed type, and strict grids keeps pulling me back, so I built APEX Pro. This is a template for product studios, creative agencies, freelancers, and personal portfolios.
It's free to remix, and I'll keep adding more features over time ❤️ Enjoy!
I wanted a navigation bar that didn't look like a navigation bar.
I was working on a client site and needed something to help visitors move between sections, without a big menu sitting on top of everything. So I started playing with the idea of a ruler on the side of the page. One tick per section, and as you scroll, the active tick stretches out and shows you where you are.
That became RulerNav.
What I like is that the component itself is simple, but it can feel completely different depending on the site. The Marketplace version is bold and playful. The one I'm using on the client site is quieter: no background, thin lines, barely there until you scroll. I'll share the finished version of my client's website soon. Until then, enjoy. ❤️
Feeling the retro vibes today, so I decided to build this old school music player component for your Framer portfolio. You can drop in as many songs as you want using YouTube links, giving your portfolio a little extra character.
Which songs would you put in the playlist? Share your picks!
A couple of days ago I celebrated my 3-year wedding anniversary, and it got me thinking about the website I built for my own wedding back then. I loved making it so much that I wanted to give other couples the same thing: a place to share their story, their venue, their timeline, and collect RSVPs, without needing a developer.
This one includes a story section, venue details with a map-ready layout, a day-of schedule, a wedding party section, and a full RSVP form with meal preferences and guest count.
It's completely free to remix and make your own. This is the first of more wedding templates I'm planning to build ❤
After a few months of absence, I am back in the Framer game!
I just published my Flipbook component - something I’ve wanted to build for a while.
I used to rely on paid services to add interactive flipbooks to my sites, so being able to finally build one myself feels pretty damn good. Honestly, I’m really proud of how it turned out.
Check it out!! <3
