One thing NEXORA taught me:
Building a great template isn't enough anymore.
Community, feedback, and consistency matter just as much as design.
I'm already collecting ideas for the next update.
If you've tried NEXORA, I'd genuinely love to know:
What's one thing you'd improve?
I spent months polishing NEXORA.
Then the marketplace changed.
It made me realize something:
Great templates don't sell themselves anymore.
Great creators build great templates and great distribution.
So that's my focus now.
Build. Share. Learn. Repeat.
Curious—how has the new marketplace changed the way you're approaching template building?
Most agency templates look different.
Very few feel different.
That's the idea behind NEXORA.
Do share opinions!
Just launched NEXORA OS — an editorial Framer template built for agencies, studios, freelancers, and modern service businesses.
Most agency templates look the same. NEXORA focuses on bold typography, strong visual hierarchy, CMS-powered storytelling, and conversion-focused layouts designed to help brands stand out.
Includes Case Studies CMS, Insights CMS, responsive layouts, SEO-ready architecture, and a complete editorial design system.
Built with Framer. Designed for modern creative businesses.
Looking forward to seeing what people build with it.
I’ve been off the radar for a bit—the marketplace had me in a rough patch when uploads weren’t going through.
But setbacks are fuel, and I’m back with new energy.
If you’re keen to collaborate—whether pairing up on a project or forming a design collective—I'm ready to build something bigger than solo work. Let’s push forward together
Interesting shift.
Templates are no longer competing only on quality.
They're competing on distribution.
Algorithms are hard-coded systems.
And systems reward specific behaviors.
I think we'll see more creators collaborating, sharing audiences, and building ecosystems instead of operating completely alone.
The solo creator isn't dead.
But building in isolation might be.
Curious what everyone thinks and if somebody is interested to collaborate and work.
A playable web experience where you collect Claude, Framer, and Agents as power-ups, battle Deadline, and reach the final castle: Website Published.
Idea → Strategy → Design → Agents → Launch (SHIP>PERFECT)
p.s - Critics to my first submission . Share the word
Built for the Framer Agents Hackathon.
Roast My Site acts like a brutally honest creative director for landing page websites. Paste your URL and get instant roast. The goal isn't just to critique websites—it's to help founders communicate what makes their product worth paying attention to.
Designed using Framer Agents and inspired by real agency strategy workflows.
One thing NEXORA taught me:
Building a great template isn't enough anymore.
Community, feedback, and consistency matter just as much as design.
I'm already collecting ideas for the next update.
If you've tried NEXORA, I'd genuinely love to know:
What's one thing you'd improve?
I spent months polishing NEXORA.
Then the marketplace changed.
It made me realize something:
Great templates don't sell themselves anymore.
Great creators build great templates and great distribution.
So that's my focus now.
Build. Share. Learn. Repeat.
Curious—how has the new marketplace changed the way you're approaching template building?
Most agency templates look different.
Very few feel different.
That's the idea behind NEXORA.
Do share opinions!
Just launched NEXORA OS — an editorial Framer template built for agencies, studios, freelancers, and modern service businesses.
Most agency templates look the same. NEXORA focuses on bold typography, strong visual hierarchy, CMS-powered storytelling, and conversion-focused layouts designed to help brands stand out.
Includes Case Studies CMS, Insights CMS, responsive layouts, SEO-ready architecture, and a complete editorial design system.
Built with Framer. Designed for modern creative businesses.
Looking forward to seeing what people build with it.
I’ve been off the radar for a bit—the marketplace had me in a rough patch when uploads weren’t going through.
But setbacks are fuel, and I’m back with new energy.
If you’re keen to collaborate—whether pairing up on a project or forming a design collective—I'm ready to build something bigger than solo work. Let’s push forward together
Interesting shift.
Templates are no longer competing only on quality.
They're competing on distribution.
Algorithms are hard-coded systems.
And systems reward specific behaviors.
I think we'll see more creators collaborating, sharing audiences, and building ecosystems instead of operating completely alone.
The solo creator isn't dead.
But building in isolation might be.
Curious what everyone thinks and if somebody is interested to collaborate and work.
A playable web experience where you collect Claude, Framer, and Agents as power-ups, battle Deadline, and reach the final castle: Website Published.
Idea → Strategy → Design → Agents → Launch (SHIP>PERFECT)
p.s - Critics to my first submission . Share the word
Built for the Framer Agents Hackathon.
Roast My Site acts like a brutally honest creative director for landing page websites. Paste your URL and get instant roast. The goal isn't just to critique websites—it's to help founders communicate what makes their product worth paying attention to.
Designed using Framer Agents and inspired by real agency strategy workflows.
One thing NEXORA taught me:
Building a great template isn't enough anymore.
Community, feedback, and consistency matter just as much as design.
I'm already collecting ideas for the next update.
If you've tried NEXORA, I'd genuinely love to know:
What's one thing you'd improve?
I spent months polishing NEXORA.
Then the marketplace changed.
It made me realize something:
Great templates don't sell themselves anymore.
Great creators build great templates and great distribution.
So that's my focus now.
Build. Share. Learn. Repeat.
Curious—how has the new marketplace changed the way you're approaching template building?
Most agency templates look different.
Very few feel different.
That's the idea behind NEXORA.
Do share opinions!
Just launched NEXORA OS — an editorial Framer template built for agencies, studios, freelancers, and modern service businesses.
Most agency templates look the same. NEXORA focuses on bold typography, strong visual hierarchy, CMS-powered storytelling, and conversion-focused layouts designed to help brands stand out.
Includes Case Studies CMS, Insights CMS, responsive layouts, SEO-ready architecture, and a complete editorial design system.
Built with Framer. Designed for modern creative businesses.
Looking forward to seeing what people build with it.
I’ve been off the radar for a bit—the marketplace had me in a rough patch when uploads weren’t going through.
But setbacks are fuel, and I’m back with new energy.
If you’re keen to collaborate—whether pairing up on a project or forming a design collective—I'm ready to build something bigger than solo work. Let’s push forward together
Interesting shift.
Templates are no longer competing only on quality.
They're competing on distribution.
Algorithms are hard-coded systems.
And systems reward specific behaviors.
I think we'll see more creators collaborating, sharing audiences, and building ecosystems instead of operating completely alone.
The solo creator isn't dead.
But building in isolation might be.
Curious what everyone thinks and if somebody is interested to collaborate and work.
A playable web experience where you collect Claude, Framer, and Agents as power-ups, battle Deadline, and reach the final castle: Website Published.
Idea → Strategy → Design → Agents → Launch (SHIP>PERFECT)
p.s - Critics to my first submission . Share the word
Built for the Framer Agents Hackathon.
Roast My Site acts like a brutally honest creative director for landing page websites. Paste your URL and get instant roast. The goal isn't just to critique websites—it's to help founders communicate what makes their product worth paying attention to.
Designed using Framer Agents and inspired by real agency strategy workflows.
