Working on templates for but AI images keep looking too fake or stylized. Anyone found a solid way to generate realistic, clean visuals for modern UI? . Tips, tools, prompts, open to all ideas 😅

Weekend grind is fine. Just don’t forget: the best things in life are free. Family. Friends. Your health. You came with nothing. You’ll leave with nothing. Make it count.

When I stopped talking and started building, everything changed. No one knew what I was working on. No one knew how much I was making. No one was watching. But I kept going. Quietly. Now the results speak for themselves. Silence wins.

The best advice I ever got:.•Build in silence.•Never disclose your income.•Stay humble.•Help others. Simple. Not flashy. But it made me unstoppable.

Loud people usually burn out early. The ones who build in silence?. They’re the ones still winning 5 years later. Want peace and profit?.• Skip the flex.• Focus on value.• Let your work do the talking. Long game only.

I’m working on new Framer templates and want to build what you actually need. What’s that one template you wish existed but doesn’t?.

What kind of Framer templates are you always searching for but can never find?.

I’m building something for founders & designers behind the scenes. Every Figma template I release? Free for 24 hours, exclusively for my email list. No catch. No BS. First drops coming soon :

You don’t need more features. You need more traction. Validate ideas before you build. Save time. Save money.

Every “nice to have” feature you ship without validation becomes:. • Technical debt.• Design clutter.• Maintenance overhead. MVP doesn’t mean “half-built.���.It means focused, useful, and used.

Don’t chase features. Chase engagement. I’ve seen too many products drown in “cool ideas” that no one actually asked for. The result?.Overcrowded UX. Slow product. Feature fatigue. Before you ship it, test it. Want a better roadmap?.Talk to your users.

Your product doesn’t need 20 features. It needs one thing that feels like magic. With AI filling in the gaps….simplicity will be your biggest advantage.

In the AI era, being average at 10 things isn’t a strategy. The tools that win will:.• Solve one real problem.• Integrate easily with others.• Play nice with AI agents. Simplicity scales. Focus wins.

With AI moving fast and agents doing the heavy lifting,.I think the future belongs to SaaS products that do one thing incredibly well. Not bloated platforms. Not “all-in-one” tools. Specialized. Sharpened. Specific. What do you think?.Are focused tools the future, or will big.

The fastest way to raise capital?. Make your idea real enough to test. I help founders turn napkin sketches into investor-ready prototypes. Got an idea? Let’s validate it.

Most people build then validate. Smart founders validate before they build. A prototype tested with 100 users is worth more then 6 months of dev and zero feedback. Investors don’t fund ideas. They fund proof.

Just helped a client secure $200K in investment, with nothing but a Figma prototype. No code. No dev team. Just a high-fidelity prototype, tested by 100 real users. 60% said they’d use the product and signed a purchase agreement. Investors didn’t need convincing. It cost $6.5K.

You don’t need to “build fast.”. You need to “learn fast.”. Stop thinking your job is to launch. Your job is to validate. Start with a prototype. Not production code.

You don’t need code. You need clarity. Before you commit to building, test your idea:. -High-fidelity prototype.-Real feedback from real users.-Iterate fast. That 2-week sprint can save you 2 years of pain.

Founders love to build. But building before validating?.That’s how you waste $50K and 6 months chasing something nobody wants. Before you write a single line of code….Build a prototype. Show it to users. Ask hard questions. A $2K prototype can save you a $200K mistake.