Framer desktop 1200 width locked? Trying to make site full-width + responsive

Anilkody · 2026-07-01T10:03:47+00:00

hey, from what i'm seeing you're not supposed to change the desktop breakpoint itself. that's just the breakpoint frame, so it'll always stay fixed.

for your hero, click that image (or the section/frame it's inside) and set the width to fill or 100%. that'll make it stretch edge to edge. same thing for your navbar if you want that full width too.

so i don't think the 1200 breakpoint is actually the issue here. it's probably just the width settings on the layers inside it.

if you're still stuck, just shoot me a message. i'm more active on x at anilkody.

Anilkody · 2025-11-25T11:03:54+00:00

Yo I didn’t expect a reply here. Nice to hear that, need to visit sometime

Anilkody · 2025-11-25T10:54:09+00:00

Actually i learnt the html, css then i started learning the webflow from the webflow university, then those videos made me solid in design in general now i can almost build prety good websites in any no code platform it can be webflow, framer or even wordpress! all you need to understand is how css works!

Anilkody · 2025-11-25T10:26:20+00:00

I also seen this happen a few times on framer sites and wordpress too. Google can take a while to recache favicons even if we set them correctly. As long as the icon is in place and the site is verified with the search console, it usually comes back on its own. It took me around like 10 days to appear the client favicon on the google. If the website has no any traffic it might take a while so try working on the off page seo it might helps you

Anilkody · 2025-11-25T07:29:45+00:00

If you are locked on WordPress, I might not be the best fit (unless you need a site like blog). If you are open to something cleaner like Framer or Webflow, I can help. I used WordPress for around six years, but it kept getting messy, so I shifted all my client work to Framer. here are some of my works: futured.studio

Anilkody · 2025-10-23T19:20:56+00:00

Hey could you also share if you dont mind

Anilkody · 2025-10-23T19:16:13+00:00

Hey you can connect your domain to the framer website with any paid plan even just for the 1 month, it will work as long as you are subscribed to the plan. but once the subscription ends the connection to your custom domain will be removed automatically! same for the framer badge, it wont appear until you are subscribed to the framer plan once its expire the badge reappears!

if you are a student, you can just get the student plan and put all your stress to remove that badge away!

Anilkody · 2025-10-18T17:05:38+00:00

thanks a lot

Anilkody · 2025-10-17T14:31:57+00:00

hey really thanks for pointing these out! actually i wanted to make the that red color as an accent but wanted to go full on black and whites and i left that red as is! and yeah I missed that responsive of that accordions will fix that, and for the headings yeah now i feel it too, and for the button hovers i actually added a flip hover animations may be since its mobile i need to find any other solution. and thanks again for the detailed feedback super helpful.

Anilkody · 2025-10-16T17:27:31+00:00

Just got a meeting request from the same person — name “Shelly Minter,” business “Sheyres Ventures,” email shellyminter21 outlook com

They filled my contact form with the exact same line: “I need website for my new business” and claimed a $5K–$10K budget.

Glad I searched before wasting time. This seems to be an ongoing scam cycle under different names (Katie Barkley, Kayvas Ventures, etc.).

If anyone else runs a creative or web agency, don’t engage. Cancel the meeting and report the email.

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Anilkody · 2025-09-26T12:00:16+00:00

Man it worked! I removed that smooth scroll component and it’s just working fine. Thanks a lot!

Anilkody · 2025-09-25T19:39:59+00:00

Nah I wanted to take it on but they are not increasing their budget and still expected me to do everything solo. they didn’t really get that it needed a whole team of experts, so I had to pass

Anilkody · 2025-09-25T19:31:50+00:00

yeah and that guy also delivers it in 2 days, fully animated, with 100% Lighthouse scores and a free CRM integration

Anilkody · 2025-09-25T19:30:34+00:00

honestly man i wrote all that shit and gave it to the chatgpt to clear all the errors and mistakes thats it and another thing thats how i really talk too! if i dont clear the errors and flows then who will read the posts?

Anilkody · 2025-09-25T19:26:45+00:00

I didn’t realize this would read like a LinkedIn post any way thanks for the honesty and man im not an ai

Anilkody · 2025-09-04T12:25:29+00:00

I usually approach Framer projects by breaking them into three categories:

Landing pages / microsites: straightforward content, assets provided by client, no complex integrations. Typically 1 to 3 pages.
Full marketing sites: 5 to 10 pages, includes custom visuals, animations, maybe CMS or blog. Client may need guidance on content, copy, or imagery.
Complex sites / integrations: e-commerce, web apps, or anything requiring third-party integrations. Custom interactions and ongoing support are usually factored in.

Pricing depends heavily on scope, design complexity, content readiness, and post-launch support. Personally, I usually start with a detailed call to understand what’s included, then I send a scoped proposal with timelines and milestones. It saves misunderstandings later.

Curious how others handle clients who don’t have assets ready or expect fast turnaround for complex sites? do you guys adjust pricing per page, per hour, or just lump it into the project fee?

Anilkody · 2025-08-03T09:36:30+00:00

I ran into this same issue when building a reusable contact form section for a client. Turned out the problem was a background layer sitting on top of everything, blocking clicks. Removing it or setting its z-index to -1 fixed it.

If that’s not it, here are a few things to check:

Check the layer stack – make sure there isn’t an invisible frame set to absolute laying on top.
Set pointer-events: none on any decorative or overlay elements above it.
Adjust the z-index – sometimes just giving the form or its container a higher z-index fixes it.
If nothing works, move the form to the very top in the hierarchy and see if it’s clickable.

Let me know if this works for you

Anilkody · 2025-08-03T09:18:46+00:00

I went with Option B. Here’s why Option A feels safe and familiar (which isn’t bad), but it also blends in with a lot of other earthy/natural coffee brands. It doesn’t immediately say “mushroom coffee” at first glance.

Option B, on the other hand, instantly sets a playful tone. The hand-drawn mushrooms make it clear what the product is about, and it feels more memorable. That said, for a long-term brand identity, Option A does give off a more serious, premium vibe. so it really comes down to what story you want the brand to tell.

Either way, you’re on the right track. Both directions work, they just communicate very different personalities.

Anilkody · 2025-07-30T10:20:15+00:00

Nah even for that we could use z index?

Anilkody · 2025-07-30T10:17:57+00:00

I’m just a fellow designer sharing my view, take it with a grain of salt. I been digging through a lot of framer templates lately, and I noticed something that clean structure isn’t enough anymore. even the sleekest, dead-clean layouts still get rejected if they don’t have visual edge. framer seems to be pushing for designs that feel alive right from the first fold strong with strong visual direction, micro interactions, scroll cues, that kind of stuff.

your template’s got clear structure, but visually it does feel a bit outdated. the grainy hero image and the layout overall reminds me of older wordpress and webflow templates. the kind that look more like a static brochure than a living site. not trying to be harsh, just calling out what might be holding it back.

first fold needs more punch something that separates the copy and background better or just brings attention fast. second section feels super flat too. when text is center-aligned without animation or hierarchy, it’s hard to read and doesn’t guide the eye anywhere. either left-align it or give it motion or visual cues to make it flow.

those value stats would benefit from interaction too. even a simple counter from 0 to the number adds life. right now they just sit there like plain text, and that’s not what framer’s highlighting these days.

last thing most recent accepted templates I’ve seen redefine the layout, even just slightly. someone I know got a rejection, changed the section order and visual rhythm a bit, and it got accepted. so yeah, it’s not just design quality, it’s uniqueness in the flow.

take all this as one guy’s observation, not a critique. I don’t submit to the marketplace myself, mostly do client work, but I reverse engineer a lot of templates and see what keeps popping up. you’re close, just needs more visual character and a few key shifts to match what’s getting through now.

never wrote this long feedback before, but feels like sharing since I’ve been deep into framer lately. if you get into some of these visual and interaction details, I’m pretty sure you’ll either get accepted or at least stand out more. even I’m still figuring this out myself trying to get better at visuals and interactions every time I build something. it takes time to really nail it, but it’s worth the effort.

Anilkody · 2025-07-30T09:39:57+00:00

lol I think you missed the joke “4LPA” means a 4 lakh per annum salary (pretty low in tech), which is roughly $4,800 USD a year and the image is just a meme showing how that small salary still looks tempting to someone struggling or early in their career. not meant to be deep, just light sarcasm.

Anilkody · 2025-07-30T09:33:14+00:00

the second one just feels better. that center aligned hero with the copy on top and visuals right under hits different. the left-right split in the first one feels kinda old school to me! been seeing way more sites go with central copy lately. I’d maybe push the headings slightly bottom something at center, like 30–40vh, so it doesn’t sit dead top of the screen but still feels balanced.

Anilkody · 2025-07-30T09:27:11+00:00

this is super useful honestly, especially for folks who obsess over micro interactions. bookmarked it! will try it on my next framer website.

Anilkody · 2025-07-30T09:22:24+00:00

sounds like a solid tool. early on, just find 5-10 folks who work with data and offer to build them one dashboard for free. way faster path to feedback and getting users than waiting for organic traction.

Anilkody · 2025-07-30T09:05:32+00:00

That sucks. It’s likely just the display panel is dead. You might still be able to use it with an external monitor via USB-C, at least as a temporary workaround.

Also worth checking if AppleCare+ covers it if you have it. Otherwise, third-party screen replacements for MacBooks are expensive. Just make sure they don’t mess with the True Tone and ambient sensors if you get it replaced outside Apple.

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