Krishna

Just landed a new Framer client today 💪 building a website for their watch brand.

when you're learning by yourself, you don't know what you don't know and figuring it out can be brutal. courses sequence topics in a way that makes sense, help you avoid unknown unknowns

side note for designers wanting to become design engineers with zero code experience: take a course. don't try to learn everything by yourself like i did

i recently attended @Razorpay_Design's workshop "Is the Design Process Dead?" where they showed a glimpse of what the future of design could look like here's are my key takeaways

@tankots adding a qr code with an incentive (like "get first month free") on the auto would likely help the ad's performance

we just discovered a hidden marketing opportunity no one is paying attention to. and it's happening in the streets of bangalore. US tech companies are burning millions on digital ads to reach bangalore. but the entire city is sitting in traffic, looking at the back of an auto rickshaw. not their phones. bangalore has some of the worst traffic in the world. the average person spends hours a day inside it. and almost no one in tech is using it to their advantage. so for @wisprflow's launch in india, we did something different. this week, 100 autos are driving through bangalore wrapped in wispr flow branding. if you're in the city this week, there's a chance the auto you're stuck behind is one of ours. send us a photo when you spot it!

i'll make you a free website, just buy me a claude max subscription 😘

😆 is it just me or is anyone else afraid of nazar when building in public?

if you're a great visual designer and want to join the crew, just dm me. we're

here’s a build-in-public tip: don’t build alone. work with multiple people in parallel so you’re never truly blocked. someone’s stuck? no problem, life happens. something else is still shipping. that’s how you keep momentum when building products.

i'm terrified of nazar but here's a build in public update anyway 😆 estately (our first template) is taking longer than expected. we're incorporating feedback from @framer and juggling freelance clients. but the good news? another the portfolio template design is DONE and already in development 🙌 estately.framer.website this is how i'm avoiding getting blocked ↓

you can tell a company actually cares when they respond to you on x AND follows up with you over email most don't even do one. this is how you build trust @framer 🫶

@framer Applied on dub.co as well! 🙌🏽

@KrishnaShamji Hey 👋 please sign up via partners.dub.co/framer/register and set your country first so we can approve your submission

hey, @framer community! between now and july 5th, i’m attempting the #FramerChallenge, building a framer business from scratch aiming for $5,000. no audience. no shortcuts. will it work? follow along.

yayyy, i just hit 100 followers on x :))

earlier i asked if any designers wanted to collaborate to build @framer templates with me and split the upside. two said yes, and now we're doing it 💪🏽 with less than 100 followers, i didn't expect it to work, that's the magic of building in public

notes.granola.ai/t/3843a106-94c… I’ll also digest this and share what I learned here soon.

I attended @Razorpay_Design’s “Is the design process dead?” workshop. They shared how designers at Razorpay are using AI to move faster end-to-end... design, write code, and ship straight to production. Here are my notes:

i've reached out to support. let's see how this plays out. either way, i’m doing the challenge. @framer love what you're building but the challenge application needs work. a rejection should open a conversation, not close one.

here's what I think happened: i recently switched from my personal email to my professional one. my creator program membership is probably still tied to the old one. totally fixable... if i could've actually told them

got rejected from the @framer Challenge Season 2. reason was vague, but that's not even the annoying part