I was going through my old work from 2010–2013 over coffee. It's crazy how much everything has changed, from the clients to my whole approach to design..
One thing hasn't changed though: I still love what I do just as much as I did on day one!
This is the moment I work for! When everything I've been imagining, sketching, changing, and rethinking finally starts looking like the thing I had in my head
The more I experiment, the more I realize how many possibilities we leave unexplored. Sometimes the best version is the one you almost didn't try
A little peek behind the scenes of how I work. I’ve collected a bunch of process recordings, along with a completely new case showing claude connected directly to @framer via MCP
Open the thread 🧵
Feels like we’re entering a whole new chapter of design, where curiosity wins, rules get bent, and clients are finally up for the adventure
Personally, my most anticipated feature of the year!
The Framer MCP is here. Design, build, and update your site with AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and Grok. Without giving up Framer’s flexibility, reliability, and control. framer.link/mcp
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Experimenting has always been a big part of how I design. Now I build the foundation myself, bring Claude into @framer through MCP, and start playing with possibilities. What if we rearrange everything? What if this block behaves differently? Could we animate that?
I love how quickly a random “why not?” can turn into something interesting. That's what makes this workflow so exciting to me :)
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Let's talk layouts! I always encourage young designers to spend more time looking at magazines, not just websites. Some of the best composition ideas are hiding in editorial design, and a well-designed interactive spread can be the difference between someone scrolling past and actually getting hooked
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