Hey @framer community.
Here's our weekly update 4 of #FramerChallenge.
Revenue : $0 / $10,000
Progress :
- Building a Projects System in @NotionHQ
- Planning to build & launch a lot of templates within this challenge.
Let's win this challenge (with effort & time)...
Hey @framer community.
Here's our weekly update 3 of #FramerChallenge.
Revenue : $0 / $10,000
Progress :
- Hompage design of our website almost complete
- Building a Leads System in @NotionHQ
Respect to all the creators who're building alongside us :)
Hey @framer community.
Here's my weekly update 1 of #FramerChallenge.
Revenue : $0 / $10k
Progress :
- Redesigning the templaterguy.com website
- Focused on hitting the goal with only templates
Sounds boring ?
Comment to help me improve.
Sounds fun ?
Follow my work.
If you're a real builder, you know this :
Create digital products around what the market needs.
Not what you CAN build.
I’m applying for Season 2 of the @framer challenge with a goal of $10,000 in revenue.
Building in public over the next few weeks - (#FramerChallenge)
framer.com/challenge
Damn.
one of the best plot twists in @framer world.
So, I was talking via two DMs to the same guy ???
Well played Nandi,
or should I say Orin...
EVERY website has 1 job.
Convey the value of the product while considering the emotions of the reader.
Visitors don't think if the design looks good.
They think :
1. how painful is my problem right now ?
2. is what they are selling aligned with my goals ?
3. can I trust them to deliver results with little risk to myself ?
That's all.
Make them think - they leave.
Make them feel heard - they stay.
What do you feel when you look at this hero section we designed ?
$8k SaaS Client :
"we want our Hero Section to look PREMIUM"
(We send this...)
Most SaaS websites suffer from this 'ONE' problem.
- You run paid ads
- Interested ICP visits your website
- Scrolls the page
- They close the tab and leaves
You just lost your lead...
(Imagine if you have the perfect layout, copy, visuals, animation, everything.)
If so, what do you think made them close the page ?
It's the TYPOGRAPHY.
Lot of founders don't even consider this a problem.
They worry about :
1/ Color
2/ Content
3/ Layout
But not the fonts.
You lose leads, get low conversions, still doesn't know what to fix.
It's the TYPOGRAPHY.
Typography is a overlooked feature of websites.
1/ It sets your brand perception
2/ It creates emotion while reading
3/ It slowly builds trust enough to "BUY"
It isn't seen by your visitor's eyes, yet the value gets recognized by their brain.
Slowly, it builds trust unconsciously.
Here's an example.
For 1st version :
- Standard, Premium, Minimal
- Visitor builds the emotion of decisiveness
- It ensures people trust your brand enough to buy
For 2nd version :
- Playful, Informal, Inconsistent
- Visitor tries to read, yet feels unease
- It creates friction in their thinking making them leave
So, next time you think eveything is perfect in your website, check again.
It may be TYPOGRAPHY.
It's your TYPOGRAPHY.
Building Inquiry page for @templaterguy.
Here's how we applied SaaS-grade logic to our website :
1/ Strong heading with clarity
2/ Focused hero with clean visuals
3/ Direct and clear CTA to "Start a Project"
4/ Social proof to build trust during service inquiry
We're building this using @figma + @framer.
How will your business feel if you owned a website like this ?
FYP is full of :
"Created this design using AI in 5 min"
"Designers are so dead"
"Claude code..."
If you're a designer,
share the proudest projects YOU built without AI.
We want to see some real talents ;)
Honestly "0" idea what keeps him going...
Respect for his work.
2026 is gonna be the AI era.
Boundary between designers & developers is blurring more and more.










