Studio ET

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studio.et builds premium Framer templates and digital products for fintech and SaaS companies. Enterprise-grade design systems, built to launch.

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I started learning about framer on late February and after watching a couple of videos I started working on my framer template...little did I know how difficult the process is going to be.

I have learned a lot through the process and the third screenshot is where I submitted to the marketplace and it was rejected, I iterated and submitted again, it was rejected again. The 4th screenshot was where I began pushing my limits and studying more. Then I submitted it. I knew it'd be accepted but the framer update happened and then I was blessed with the option to publish it myself.

So here you go, my blood, sweat and tears: AURA

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I built the same site in next js and framer. which one do you think has more speed?

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Hello Creators. What's the most realistic way to grow on X? Is by being a reply guy until you reach 500 followers? How did you grow your account?

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Hello everyone. What's your template distribution like outside the framer marketplace?

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Hey, What's the best way to do outbound? I tried contra, reddit etc...

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Yo @framer love what you did with the community, its alive and feels like the earlier days of social media. we can see everything when it happens on the feed. this is great. How's everyone feeling about the community feature?

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The community over at X is still divided by the @framer 3.0 update. Personally, I'm seeing a lot of upsides. How are y'all taking it?

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Most agency websites are built to impress other designers.

Not clients.

We built Luther after studying agency sites that looked incredible but made one simple task harder than it needed to be: understanding what the agency does and deciding whether to contact them.

The reality is that most visitors do not carefully explore every animation, transition, or visual effect.

They skim.

And in those few seconds, your website needs to answer a handful of questions:

What do you do?

Can I trust you?

Have you done this before?

What happens if I hire you?

How do I get started?

That's it.

So instead of designing for awards, I designed for clarity and conversion.

The structure is intentionally simple:

✓ Strong hero section with a clear CTA

✓ Social proof that builds trust instantly

✓ Brief introduction and key metrics

✓ Clear breakdown of services

✓ Case studies that demonstrate results

✓ Process section that removes uncertainty

✓ Testimonials from real clients

✓ FAQs that handle objections before they arise

Every section has a purpose.

No unnecessary complexity.

No overwhelming interactions.

Just a website that helps potential clients quickly understand your value and take action.

That was the philosophy behind Luther.

Preview: https://hy.chujiqiqi.com/community/marketplace/templates/luther/

Get Luther: https://contra.com/payment-link/d3qKj76r-luther-design-agency-framer-template-luther-standard-license

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Just checking in. Has anyone gotten any sales after framer 3.0?

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Serious question tho. How do creators stand out in this new era of framer?

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Now that i have a chance to connect with great minds, Let me ask this question: What's the best framer template distribution? Like other platforms to submit to and overall strategy to get in front of the right person.

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The framer community feels like thanks giving dinner in a huge family. Everyone is here. this is so great.

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Studio ET4mo

I started learning about framer on late February and after watching a couple of videos I started working on my framer template...little did I know how difficult the process is going to be.

I have learned a lot through the process and the third screenshot is where I submitted to the marketplace and it was rejected, I iterated and submitted again, it was rejected again. The 4th screenshot was where I began pushing my limits and studying more. Then I submitted it. I knew it'd be accepted but the framer update happened and then I was blessed with the option to publish it myself.

So here you go, my blood, sweat and tears: AURA