of course it's customizable 👀

Scroll animation

Not boring button interaction

Testimonials section for veloxthemes.com

New fresh agencies added this week to agencygallery.com

Yes, we generate our template assets with AI, so we don’t hold any copyright over the images. But it still hurts a little to see the images we specifically generated for our templates being used by someone else 😅

Sneak peek of our next template 👀 Chef @gilverse_design is cooking something special!

Introducing V2.

"Designers are cooked because of AI." No, we're getting smarter. I don't have a business background. A few years ago, looking at revenue, analytics, conversion rates, and expenses felt overwhelming to me. Over the past few weeks, I've been pulling data from Analytics, DataFast, PostHog, Polar, and our expenses, then feeding everything into Claude Code. Now I can quickly see which channels bring in the most revenue. I can see where people drop off. I can see what's slowing down growth. Before AI, I would have spent hours jumping between dashboards and spreadsheets trying to make sense of it all. Now I connect the MCPs, ask Claude to analyze the data, and get a summary with an action plan. The data was always there. I just didn't know how to turn it into useful insights. AI didn't replace my thinking. It helped me make better decisions. What a year to be alive.

Our Instagram has been getting so much love lately from the content we’ve been posting! Have you followed our Instagram yet?

For years I helped other startups and studios to build other people's brands & products. Today I'm launching mine. @componine is a digital creative studio that crafts websites, products, and brands under one roof. New site is live. Link in below 👇

New agencies added this week to agencygallery.com

Here’s my experience as a @webflow template creator so far. Just sharing my honest thoughts based on what I've experienced. And yes, I might be a little biased since we also create Framer templates. The biggest positive for me is that template reviews are much faster. But honestly, the rest has been pretty stressful. Our first template got approved, but it never appeared on the marketplace. Since we were a new creator, we had to contact support so they could manually make it visible. Then we wanted to edit the template page, but there was a bug that completely prevented us from accessing the edit page. We reached out to support, and they fixed it. Later, our second template got approved. When we tried to edit that one, the exact same thing happened again. The template edit page was blank, and once again we had to contact support to get it fixed. Most recently, Webflow introduced a requirement to install the Webflow Validator before submitting templates. We installed it, but when we tried to submit, we got an error saying custom scripts were detected that didn't match approved GSAP patterns. So now I'm back in touch with support again :( 3 templates. 3 support tickets. At this point, being a Webflow template creator feels surprisingly stressful. The whole submission and editing experience feels like something from 2015. You need to understand HTML just to properly manage your template listing page, and even simple tasks can end up turning into support tickets. I really hope Webflow invests more into the creator experience because template creators are helping grow the ecosystem too.