Meet Nexopus — a bold and modern Framer template designed for creative agencies and portfolios.
Built with reusable components, CMS, responsive layouts, smooth animations, and SEO best practices, it's everything you need to create a stunning agency website.
Explore Nexopus today!
I've noticed a lot of mixed feelings around the new Framer marketplace.
On one hand, it's exciting to see fewer barriers for creators.
On the other hand, some creators are worried that an open marketplace, combined with AI-generated websites, could make it harder for quality work to stand out.
It got me thinking:
What will actually make a template valuable in the next few years?
Will it be the design itself, the idea behind it, the user experience, the quality of the components, or something else entirely?
I'm genuinely curious how other creators see this.
Do you view Framer 3.0 as a bigger opportunity or a bigger challenge?
Meet Nexopus — a bold and modern Framer template designed for creative agencies and portfolios.
Built with reusable components, CMS, responsive layouts, smooth animations, and SEO best practices, it's everything you need to create a stunning agency website.
Explore Nexopus today!
I've noticed a lot of mixed feelings around the new Framer marketplace.
On one hand, it's exciting to see fewer barriers for creators.
On the other hand, some creators are worried that an open marketplace, combined with AI-generated websites, could make it harder for quality work to stand out.
It got me thinking:
What will actually make a template valuable in the next few years?
Will it be the design itself, the idea behind it, the user experience, the quality of the components, or something else entirely?
I'm genuinely curious how other creators see this.
Do you view Framer 3.0 as a bigger opportunity or a bigger challenge?
Meet Nexopus — a bold and modern Framer template designed for creative agencies and portfolios.
Built with reusable components, CMS, responsive layouts, smooth animations, and SEO best practices, it's everything you need to create a stunning agency website.
Explore Nexopus today!
I've noticed a lot of mixed feelings around the new Framer marketplace.
On one hand, it's exciting to see fewer barriers for creators.
On the other hand, some creators are worried that an open marketplace, combined with AI-generated websites, could make it harder for quality work to stand out.
It got me thinking:
What will actually make a template valuable in the next few years?
Will it be the design itself, the idea behind it, the user experience, the quality of the components, or something else entirely?
I'm genuinely curious how other creators see this.
Do you view Framer 3.0 as a bigger opportunity or a bigger challenge?
