Michael Freeman
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Michael Freeman
@freemanm_
Web Designer & Webflow Developer. I partner with agencies, founders, startups, and everything in between.
Sydney, Australia Entrou em Aralık 2023
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@jamesm @ppkorevaar yeah that and the fact everyone is "cooked" by some new ai tool that will be tried once and forgotten about
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@ppkorevaar Every week, it’s the same people posting nonsense about how much money they’ve made.
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Interviews are starting next week.
If this is you, get on it.
(No DMs or emails plz)
NOOON©@nooon_studio
NOOON is hiring a contract Project Manager. Communicative. Organized. Timely. No ego. If that's you, let's talk.
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@digitalshane_ seriously slacking. dont you know you can do it in just 24 hours?
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@DylanKelly_DK Nice work man! You based in Sydney? Always looking to connect with other creatives here 🙌
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@thisisdanguerra It’s insanely overwhelming tbf and the fomo is real. but it gets easier when you realise most of these new tools aren’t even worth your time.
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@RockyRoark its just the easiest way of getting noticed these days lol
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@AlexAperios Reality: 95% of these tools will not add anything beneficial
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I ask myself this every day now:
Is this tool adding value or just stealing my time?
If it’s not adding value, I ditch it.
Our time is more valuable than whatever shiny new tool launched today.
The same goes for client work. Stay aware of new tech, but if it doesn’t meaningfully improve the outcome or growth in your business, it’s a distraction.
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@adriankuleszo Curious whats been the most effective AI workflow you've added?
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@shashpicious_ 60% feels way too high to me. the people actually keeping Webflow alive aren't developers who could just prompt a site. they're businesses that can barely use Webflow as it is. that market isn't going anywhere imo.
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hot take:
framer & webflow growth might drop ~60% this year.
not because the tools are bad.
they’re actually great.
but the problem they solved is slowly disappearing.
for the last ~10 years the stack looked like this:
idea → design → framer/webflow → live website
these tools grew because they removed the need for engineers.
designers could ship sites themselves.
that gap created a huge market.
but ai is attacking the gap itself.
now the stack is slowly becoming:
idea → prompt → live website
no builder needed in the middle.
and whenever tech stacks compress, the middle layer gets squeezed first.
we’ve already seen this happen.
a few years ago prototyping tools were booming.
then ai started generating interactive experiences instantly.
play shut down.
others slowed down or pivoted or slowly pivoting
same pattern. framer & webflow are still powerful tools.
but they’re basically abstractions on top of code.
and when code becomes cheap…
those abstraction layers stop growing as fast.
they won’t disappear.
but the crazy growth phase is probably over.
Shashi (シャシ)@shashpicious_
play just deleted their entire twitter. every tweet is gone. and this wasn’t just another startup account. play was one of those rare tools designers genuinely rooted for. apple design award. beautiful product. cult following. and now the entire timeline is just… empty. crazy how something that felt permanent on the internet can vanish overnight.
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@ryasendesign Actually feel like its increased the need for designers. People try AI just for it to generate slop then pay someone to do it anyway lol
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To everyone in the comments,
I need you to know something about me….
I will never :
- get a job
- name my figma layers
dudu@dudufolio
I can't find the logo I designed in my 69 Figma files that look like this
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