Tom D

@framer opened their Marketplace to everyone, and a lot of creators are frustrated, I get it. But the way I see it, the whole industry is moving toward making everyone a designer, a coder, a whatever. Maybe curating is starting to make less sense in this environment,

Sola, my latest template went live yesterday. You can check out the link in the comments 👇

@RalconStudio @framer Totally agree just when you think you have a plan, the rules change. Personal brand was always on the list. guess it just became urgent.

My take on the new @framer marketplace: Template approval is now gone. This means getting your template, components, and plugins listed is easier than ever, but it also means the marketplace will likely become much more crowded. You need to be active in the community and build a personal brand if you want more people to discover what you're creating. The game is changing. It's no longer "create a template, submit it, and wait for sales." It's becoming much more about trust, reputation, and brand. When @gilverse_design and I first realized this, our first thought was honestly: "Our revenue will definitely take a hit." But Framer doesn't owe us anything. And that's the risk of building a business on top of someone else's platform. Things can change overnight. There's no point getting mad or blaming the Framer team for the update. Whether we like it or not, the update is here. What matters now is what we do with the new situation. The people who adapt will win. The people who refuse to adapt will lose. In a way, I think this update will become a filter. A filter between creators who are serious about building a long term business and those who were only relying on marketplace traffic. The creators who keep showing up, building their brand, helping the community, and improving their products will stand out over time. Instead of complaining about it, we're treating it as a wake up call. Moving forward, we're doubling down on building @VeloxThemes as a brand people remember. Not just another template seller. We want Velox Themes to be one of the first names that comes to mind when people think about website templates. Our vision is much bigger than the marketplace itself. There are still thousands of designers, agencies, and founders who have never heard of us. And they're not all hanging out inside the Framer bubble. So we'll keep reinvesting into branding, content, products, and community. We want people to know we're building something for the long run, not chasing quick wins. The future belongs to those who adapt. We're adapting. Are you?

the @framer agent is going to make me lazy! 😂 3,000 credits gone before I even noticed. all the manual work I used to grind through, a few prompts and it's handled.

@ava_thiery Crazy times, Congrats, beautiful work!

Framer 3.0 is here and my first template just went live! Agents, branching, a whole new community 😱😱 What a day to be a framer creator!!!

@bynneh @framer Agree, also If the guardrails are off, I fear that even beyond aesthetics, build quality will take a hit — and that could end up affecting the whole community, future buyers, and ultimately the product itself.

Framer just quietly ended the template business as you know it. When I started there were maybe 1k @framer templates on the whole marketplace, and with a quality product the hardest part was just getting approved. Now anyone can publish ∞ templates a day with no approval, so we're heading toward 1k a week. When everyone can publish anything, the hard part is just getting noticed. The best designer no longer wins. The designer people actually follow does. That's uncomfortable for a lot of us who just wanted to build, but it's where this is going. Nobody finds you by accident anymore.

@RalconStudio Love that animation

Scroll animation

@obys_agency Fire

A closer look at Obys Experiment Space. A collection of experiments, concepts, and visual systems that quietly influenced our work over the years.

@greensock @glenncatteeuw @rogierdeboeve @thomAufresne smooth 🔥

💚 Site of the Day - Hashgraph Ventures An extremely well polished scroll-telling design and development, where motion and animation with purpose take the user through an amazing journey. Credit: @glenncatteeuw (Design), @rogierdeboeve (Creative Dev) & @thomAufresne (Front & Back End Dev) ⚙️ ScrollTrigger SplitText 🛠️ @threejs WebGL @vuejs site → hashgraphvc.com showcase → gsap.com/showcase

@getframeplate @framer Thanks for the mention

🖥 TD_Monolog @framer template An elegant and clean agency template built for teams that value clarity and design precision. By @DesignePulsar → frameplate.co/templates/td-m…

@kukaretika Congrats 🎉

Thank you to everyone who’s been following, commenting, and supporting me 🫶 It really means a lot.

The audacity is almost inspiring. volt.supply/templates/love…

@ahmedrann You can use the shitty version, or just buy the original. 30% off with code ANTITHEFT. volt.supply/templates/love…

OMG 😱 Claude just built it in a single prompt Tomorrow, it’s going live inside sceneai.art

TD_Apex is now live on the @framer Marketplace. Link in the comments.

@meumelhorcorpo Appreciate it Mateus 🙏

@DesignePulsar Congrats Tom! Looks great! 👏👏

Been busy lately with client work and everything in between, but finally had the time to work on a new template. Today it was approved and it's now live in the marketplace. framer.com/marketplace/te…

@FramerTemplat_s Appreciate the mention

@helder_vilela @framer So cool, I think this effect can work well on buttons as well

Sent Elastic Frame component for review on @framer, gives images and videos that soft push/pull feel when you hover, feels surprisingly alive