Now full-time at @Framer 🔥 Previously ran @OnePageLove (acquired) and hosted @yodotfm
Cape Town, South Africa
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Well, this is a big one.
After nearly two decades working solo, I’m joining @Framer full-time!
The timing couldn’t feel more right. One Page Love has a new home, I’m ready for a new chapter, and I get to spend it being creative and building alongside one of the most impressive teams on the internet.
Today is my first day, and I couldn’t be more stoked 🤙
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Rob Hope retweeted
Prompts aren't always enough.
Which is why @framer has Skills.
Made with AI
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Made a quick walkthrough to help you get started with skills in Framer. Learn to create your own, add pre-made skills, and reuse them across your project ✌️
Get started with skills in Framer. Create your own, or copy and paste skills for effects, SEO, brand voice, and more.
00:09 Create a skill with /skills
00:34 Review your skill
00:43 Build a page
01:00 Browse skills
01:08 Add a brand voice skill
01:25 Rewrite a heading
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Introducing Marketplace Analytics: The performance tab unifies visitors, views, and usage to see what’s working. Global rankings show you where you stand across the Marketplace. We’ve also updated the algorithm to reflect changes in performance sooner. framer.com/community/analyti…
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Found myself repeating these ~5 pointers to close non-tech friends and family getting started with AI.
So put together this FRIENDLY guide to AI planning for total beginners: robhope.com/ai
1. Give it loads of context (using a voice prompt)
2. Understand sycophancy
3. Red-team the plan
4. Ask another AI
5. Reverse-engineer what worked (to learn)
Thread below 🧵
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5/5 - Reverse-engineer what worked
Sometimes it takes ten messages to finally get the answer you wanted.
When you get there, do not just leave.
Ask:
“What should I have asked you at the beginning to get much closer to this result?”
Then save that prompt or at least acknowledge how different it is vs where you started.
This is one of the easiest ways to get better at prompting because you are learning from your own real examples.
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The common thread
Do not treat the first AI response as the answer.
Give it context. Know that it may be trying to please you. Challenge its recommendations. Get a second perspective. Then learn from the conversations that worked.
Treat the first answer as a draft, the second as a critique, and the real world as the final check.
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Helpful? Share with friends/fam starting off with ai: robhope.com/ai
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Watch it once. Watch it again. Watch it again and again. You will not see many better outfield catches in cricket.
Everything was right about it. Covered the ground early on, long strides. Full stretch dive making best use of his height and landed smoothly so that the ball does not pop out of the hand. Especially liked how he got to floor on his fore arm than the elbow.
What a catch! One of the classic ones.
Jumbo Jansen
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Rob Hope retweeted
To compliment the skills release the @framer design team has made a free Agent Template for creators to learn from.
framer.com/marketplace/templ…
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Skills, now in Framer. Start designing on the canvas and let the Agent infer your layout and design rules, iterating as it generates. Skills are dynamically invoked, too, so the Agent decides which ones to read based on your prompt. Canvas × Skills hits different. Give it a go!
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And if you see some ads about it, you know who designed it now (me 🧍♂️)
Introducing Skills: teach the Framer agent how you work. Save instructions for your design system, writing style, or CMS workflow, then reuse them across tasks. Reference pages, components, and styles in your skills so the agent follows your designs. framer.com/skills
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Big drop today!
Introducing Skills: teach the Framer agent how you work. Save instructions for your design system, writing style, or CMS workflow, then reuse them across tasks. Reference pages, components, and styles in your skills so the agent follows your designs. framer.com/skills
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Rob Hope retweeted
I'm thinking it might be time to get a few sponsors and make Shapefest.com completely free. What do we think gang?
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