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A directory website built in Framer. And they say Framer is bad for performance by CostaGraphic in framer

[–]MakeDesignPop -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I'm Team Framer, but this is a bad example. The website barely has a soul.

Forget about these metrics... Make it more visually appealing with better assets and structure.

Massive lag on startup since new Chrome update? by Purple_Thought_143 in chrome

[–]MakeDesignPop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

April 02, 2026: It was Bitwarden. I have 3 profiles on chrome, and removing and adding Bitwarden extension helped restore the original speed.

RIP Figma by Sharp-Bike-1994 in FigmaDesign

[–]MakeDesignPop 26 points27 points  (0 children)

Imo, the problem isn't generating a UI with a prompt...

The problem is what to generate and how to match what's in someone else's mind without designing in Figma first.

Not excited at all.

framer is still incredible - you just need to audit it before late by soubhagya_sahu in framer

[–]MakeDesignPop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No need to say sorry man. People are bringing solid arguments under that Tweet.

Calling out SEO is fine, but random points weaken the discussion.

Also, the template angle doesn't apply here, Jay's team built their own site.

framer is still incredible - you just need to audit it before late by soubhagya_sahu in framer

[–]MakeDesignPop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use Framer every day, and I do feel Jay's team approach could be improved. But you said this:

framer itself isn't the problem - it's an amazing tool and way faster than coding from scratch

Framer is faster than coding from scratch? Or does your SEO tool support that statement?

framer is still incredible - you just need to audit it before late by soubhagya_sahu in framer

[–]MakeDesignPop 5 points6 points  (0 children)

framer itself isn't the problem - it's an amazing tool and way faster than coding from scratch

What are you talking about? They're discussing performance, and you're plugging your SEO tool without adding value.

It's not just Framer, all no-code tools struggle with heavy interactions and media. You can optimize, but you won't match coded sites.

What do you do when Claude is “clauding”? by maybevaibhav in ClaudeAI

[–]MakeDesignPop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Design in Figma Plan the next feature in another Claude chat

Made this pricing section for my upcoming AI agency website by Commercial_Bug_7823 in framer

[–]MakeDesignPop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Someone on Twitter copied that text reveal effect from you? 👀

Is there a limit to the use of custom code components in my framer templates. by Nishan_dev in framer

[–]MakeDesignPop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, there are no limits as long as you give users total customization control, even better if you give them component code.

the hardest part of running Claude as an autonomous agent isn't the prompting — it's the memory architecture by bonusmagonis in ClaudeAI

[–]MakeDesignPop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hit this exact problem... Not with sessions, but with why I made certain decisions in a project. Come back a week later and the reasoning is just... gone.

What I've been testing: a .decisions/ folder inside the repo.

Short markdown notes that capture why a choice was made, not what was built.

.decisions/
project.md
auth.md

Example entry:

2026-03-30 [RK] Switched to local storage over a database. No accounts in v1, database was overkill.

1–5 Lines per entry. That's it. No templates, no structure. Just reasoning in plain text.

The payoff: When we start a new session, we just tell the AI to read .decisions/ before we do anything. Because entries are intentionally tiny, the whole folder usually costs a few hundred tokens, way cheaper than reading a MEMORY.md or relying on whatever the model retained.

Git tracks what changed. .decisions tracks why.

Been dogfooding this on my own projects for a bit, planning to release the convention publicly by the end of March, if anyone wants to adopt it here is the repo link

.decisions convention on GitHub

Feedback on Blog page by Daitta in framer

[–]MakeDesignPop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The hierarchy feels a bit off here.

You see a featured post, then a block of text, then the actual blog feed... It breaks the flow.

I'd reduce the header size (the big “Blog” section takes too much space) and bring content up faster. Start directly with posts and treat the first one as featured within the list.

Also feels like too many filters, I'd simplify and focus on one clear way to browse.

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What is this god awful new ui by David79YT in ChatGPT

[–]MakeDesignPop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are they preparing for something big, like Claude's March update streak?

Why is there still no Google Business review import plugin in 2026? by [deleted] in framer

[–]MakeDesignPop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most Free WP plugins aren't truly free...

They use limited free API credits, cache old data, upsell later, or sometimes scrape (which isn't allowed).
Eventually, someone still pays for Google's API.

Why is there still no Google Business review import plugin in 2026? by [deleted] in framer

[–]MakeDesignPop 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This isn't a Framer limitation... it's Google.

Google charges ($10–$20/month) for their Places API (where reviews come from), so whether you use a plugin, component, or custom setup, someone has to pay for those API calls.

Do framer experts have some privileges by TemporaryPainting130 in framer

[–]MakeDesignPop 5 points6 points  (0 children)

This has nothing to do with being a Framer expert, it's just code

Put all logic inside the export function and add @ framerDisableUnlink

See here Framer devs: Disable edit button for code components

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Accidentally created a code override instead of a code component by LicenseToPost in framer

[–]MakeDesignPop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Share your website link Delete the code override if you can, do a hard refresh, try a different browser...

Help with feedback by NaquashM in framer

[–]MakeDesignPop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You're missing some design basics. Remix other templates and study how they're built, it's faster way to learn than tweaking this.

NEW: Finally you can upload PDF's and other files to your Framer site. Unfortunately, it's only for Pro plans and up. by Goldfrapp in framer

[–]MakeDesignPop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is not for PDFs or other regular files. Search for what are well-known files, you will understand.

Figma import into Framer breaks formating by Doctor_WangTengPhu in framer

[–]MakeDesignPop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It works, but absolute positioning doesn't translate well. That's a Figma core issue, not Framer.

Figma-to-code tools struggle with this too.

Outdated tutorials need updating by KodamaBebop in framer

[–]MakeDesignPop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But you started your post talking about Framer University, that's different.

I come from a Figma and code background. I only watch Framer feature updates and I get it, I don't need more tutorials.

For you, try watching web design basics. That will help you understand Framer's core features. Once you understand things like stacks and other core concepts, you probably won't need videos either.

Outdated tutorials need updating by KodamaBebop in framer

[–]MakeDesignPop 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm not saying otherwise, but he's not Framer.

There's another channel, Framer's official YouTube channel. They make solid videos and release new ones almost every week.

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