Matheus Brandão

New template in progress 👀 A studio/agency portfolio.

Still building and sharing progress as it comes together.

Hey Community! 👋

Sharing Button Group Pro, a fully animated, form-ready button selector for Framer, free to remix.

Handles single or multi-select natively, animates with Framer's native Transition control (spring/ease, no code needed), and ships with Grid or Wrap layouts plus independent colors for default/hover/selected states.

Wired straight into Framer Forms, hidden input, custom field name, and required-field validation built in, so it works as a real form field, not just a visual toggle.

Built it after recoding the same select/toggle pattern for one too many client survey forms, figured I'd package it and share it back.

Give it a spin and let me know what you think, happy to help if you get stuck wiring it into a form. 🙌

Madrepunk has been nominated for the Awwwards Honors in the No-Code category, built entirely on @Framer.

This project pushed me to test how far Framer could really go: no shortcuts, just seeing how much I could challenge the platform's limits and still ship something that felt custom.

Thank you to everyone who voted for the Honorable Mention that got us this far. If you have a minute, I'd love your vote: https://www.awwwards.com/sites/madrepunktm-studio#creator

I built Madrepunk™'s own website to prove what's possible in Framer, and it just earned an Honorable Mention on Awwwards. The build leans on a custom carousel preloader, a WebGL slider, and an infinite canvas gallery, all interaction work I normally do for clients, applied to my own studio this time. Awwwards recognition means something because the jury scores design, usability, creativity, and content, not just how it looks. It's a good signal that Framer holds up to that bar past templates.

Look here: https://www.awwwards.com/sites/madrepunktm-studio

It is insane to see how fast my Coppelia template has achieved a very expressive number of impressions as well as remixes in such a short time here in the Community and in the Marketplace. This proves increasingly that good work always brings good results. I am very grateful to all who engage and believe in my work.

Madrepunk™ is an Awwwards Nominee — built entirely in Framer

Just got nominated on Awwwards, and I wanted to share it here first because this community is a big part of why this project exists.

The site pushes Framer pretty hard: — WebGL slider with custom GLSL shaders — Infinite canvas gallery with Three.js chunk loading + LRU cache — Carousel preloader as an entry experience

Everything rendered inside Framer. No hybrid setup, no external renderer.

If you have an Awwwards account and want to throw a vote, I'd genuinely appreciate it: 👉 http://www.awwwards.com/sites/madrepunktm-studio

Happy to answer any questions about how any of it was built.

I created this hero section for a template that I'm doing. I used a component of mine called Kinetic Slider Mask on the carousel.

What do you think? Leave a comment if you want me to send you the component link.

Been obsessing over carousel entrances lately.

Built this: each card wipes open from center on load — GPU-rendered, staggered left to right. Drag fast and the cards warp. Chromatic aberration on speed. Text splits word-by-word on hover.

Took a while to get the physics feeling right. Happy with where it landed.

framer.com/community/marketplace/components/kinetic-slider-mask

I built this infinite lens grid for @Framer. It handles dynamic scaling, parallax, and custom physics transitions based on your cursor.

Thinking about polishing it for the Marketplace. Drop a comment if you'd use this in your projects.

First drop here — Coppelia, a @Framer template built for bands, artists, and anyone who needs their site to feel like a show before the show starts.

Full-bleed photography, editorial pacing, tour dates, discography carousel, merch store. The whole thing.

I'm starting to post here to showcase my studio's website, where I used some components I created in WebGL for Framer.