Dylan retweeted
We spent a year working with the Lighthouse team on how it simulates slow phones. Lighthouse 13.6 fixes two flaws that made fast Framer sites look slow in PageSpeed Insights. Your site was already fast. Now your score shows it. Full write-up: framer.com/blog/lighthouse-1…
If you want to learn more about our learnings building agents @framer, there's an awesome blog post from @koenbok here.
framer.com/blog/building-fra…
Dylan retweeted
Agents: AI built into every part of Framer to help you become extremely productive, not replace you. Agents can design pages, update your site, manage your CMS, improve SEO, fix responsiveness, understand analytics, and, most importantly, help you ship. framer.com/
Last Friday an enterprise customer triggered an emergency. Every link from their primary CTA had broken across 300+ pages and they couldn't deploy to production until resolved.
The culprit: their main CTA button had been set as a form submission button, which swaps the anchor tag for a button element and disables the "Link To" property.
Traced it further to an edge case; replacing a form submission button via the quick action menu wasn't triggering a destructive-action warning like right-click replace does. A gap most users likely wouldn't hit, but frustrating if they do.
I documented the issue, prompted a fix via our AI Agent, and had it merged within the hour. Customer was happy (brought all their links back) and back online in that same window.
This is what I mean when I say @framer moves fast. It's not a sales line, we genuinely do. I'm surprised most of us sleep tbh.
This week a prospect asked about WP to Framer CMS migration.
They're in the final week of an enterprise POC with @framer and a full site migration is on the table. A major blocker was a bloated, unreadable WP export they didn't know how to use.
I could've sent a doc or pointed to a tutorial and called it a day.
Instead, I took their actual data, cleaned it up, and built a remix while showing off framer.com/llm in the process. Recorded a 15-minute walkthrough of every decision and the final result. They were left with a personalized working remix and a process they can replicate, not just words or a document.
That's what I love most about solutions engineering. Not always answering the question directly, but resolving the confusion that resulted in someone asking it in the first place.
