Wallfolio is live on the @framer Marketplace. An infinite canvas portfolio for designers with a lot to show. Your work fills one endless wall that visitors drag in any direction, and every piece opens its own project page.

Great update!

I used to think good work would find its people on its own. It doesn’t. Building is the part I control. Being found is the part I have to work on every day.

Until a month ago, I had stopped building templates. After the marketplace changed, my visibility dropped. Everyone was saying AI would kill design, and I couldn’t decide what to build next. So I waited for the perfect idea, the one everyone would like, and for months I built nothing. Then one idea came, and I just sat down and started experimenting. The same AI everyone was worried about made it easy to test things fast. My last two templates came out of that, both products I needed myself at one point or another as a designer. Now I have more ideas than time, for templates, components and tools. I didn’t need the perfect niche, tool or process. I needed to enjoy building things again.

I started with one experimental component, just to test an idea. It turned into a complete portfolio template, and I’m launching it tomorrow. Sometimes the best products come from experimenting with no clear goal, just for the process.

Saturday, coffee and a quiet morning. Today: • Working on an experimental template • Planning my posts ahead for the first time • Then a long walk in the mountains Turns out planning isn’t the opposite of freedom. It’s what lets me take the afternoon off.