Kristian Paljasma

Created a service for @Framer sites: Dynamic Open Graph Image generator, using Framer editor to design the templates. visitoragent.com Main app made with @Replit

@fw3d @framer Made a capture tool for social cards designed inside Framer visitoragent.com

at first you see @framer as a website builder - cool then slowly it becomes a toolkit, a pure design platform with free hosting, a shell you can mould the way you want let me show you a couple of cool things you can do ↓

@theandreboso @DomenicoDD The secrets management might be a bit of work to keep it updated as you build more integrations but should be manageable. Where is your database? For continuous local development using github works better than zip import.

@DomenicoDD I just want to use Claude and then pay a product/service to put that online in a secure way…

The first person who creates something that allows non-technical people like me to turn what I’ve built using Claude into a real product with payments, security, etc. is going to make a lot of money. Existing solutions like Lovable and Replit are cool but I prefer to use Claude as it’s the tool I already use every day and in my experience it’s also much better at giving me the design vibe I’m looking for.

@theandreboso Reading other responses, I sense also that this is actually more of the “put online” question. Which is why I chose Replit. It has zip file import, but I have not tested that.

@paljasma Ok but what if I prefer using Claude? There should be a way to “import” what I do…

@theandreboso With payments, do test everything. For me code agent needed to fix upgrades and downgrades.

@theandreboso For me Replit does all of this: Stripe integration for payments and deployed as custom domain (put it online). When asked, it will provide steps how to find stripe keys etc. Regarding Stripe, you’ll need both the key for sandbox testing in dev and the live key for production.

@heyblake Dynamic Open Graph images for Framer sites. visitoragent.com

Drop your project URL Let’s drive some traffic

@lucas__crespo @mercury Nice zoom, would be awesome to start to click around like on the new Linear homepage.

I'm obsessed with @mercury's new landing page

@contraben Contra

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@CharlesPattson Yes! 👀

Probably... ready to test this. Any designers around here? New — invite only — community or something 👀

@darylginn indeed

@chalaska Very interested to learn how to do the last step efficiently. Would an overall skills file about style, color etc. work in this case?

Current AI workflow on some client projects: - feed all project requirements + meeting transcripts into a claude project - use that to generate clear briefs for translating into functional product designs - prototype high level navigation, interactions, functionality with either replit or claude code - simultaneously work on design direction and high fidelity product designs in Figma - Iterative loop with more prototyping and updating Figma with guidance from claude as we go This works really well for now. I’m currently looking into how to convert the design components into accurate coded components so the prototypes always reflect the style, saving the back and fourth step.

@LucaDaCorte Good advice! Should've used it to map out all pages to grasp the overall scope.

When migrating big sites to Framer, set up a basic project tracker as early as possible. Ideally on day one. It prevents things from falling through the cracks, gives the client full visibility, and keeps everyone on the team aligned. (You’d be surprised how often clients discover outdated website sections during this process, and suddenly the amount of work trims down.) The specifics will change every project, but in general you want to track: - All pages, what should happen to them, and their current status - Key SEO info (meta data, indexing rules, schema, etc.) - All redirects, existing and new On large migrations, this single doc can save hours of back-and-forth and prevent very expensive mistakes.

Design is the new code.

@olayanjuidris Too early to tell numbers atm. Where’s the community?

@paljasma @tdinh_me @framer Hello @paljasma how much have you made from this so far Might feature you on indieniche of 3k+ founders community

If you have a side project, share below. I'll retweet some interesting ones to give you more attention 😄 I'll do this every month to encourage more people to build side projects and escape 9-5.

@TradingFocusLab @amasad @framer @Replit Awesome! The goal is to give you that time back so you can just focus on creating/writing.

@paljasma @amasad @framer @Replit Finally! I think getting all the thumbnails right is the most time consuming item for me with all the blogging and socials today. Gonna give it a try.

Created a service for @Framer sites: Dynamic Open Graph Image generator, using Framer editor to design the templates. visitoragent.com Main app made with @Replit

@GogHeng @framer @Replit Thanks! I've been prototyping the analytics and A/B testing features as well. Wanted to get the main tool out first.

@paljasma @framer @Replit Smart niche pick. Most Framer users still rely on static OG images and lose tons of CTR on social shares. One thing to consider: adding A/B testing for OG variants. If you can prove which image style drives more clicks, this goes from "nice tool" to "must-have."

@HeyMohit_ @framer @Replit Exactly! It allows a brand to publish with the consistency of a full marketing agency.

@paljasma @framer @Replit That's a brilliant tool. Streamlining visuals enhances branding effectively.

@framer Created a service: Dynamic Open Graph images for @Framer - check it out: visitoragent.com

✨ Kicking off a new week! What did you get done last week, and what’s your focus for this one?