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16. Qianru Y. @qy_design 17. Elizaveta Fomicheva @folizza_design 18. Evie Shaffer https://t.co/ooEqkovJjh 19. Ava Thiery @ava_thiery 20. @jemsee_d

11. Nivedha Nirmal @nivedhahahaa 12. Serena Tyrrell https://t.co/UbYogCcXF7 13. Daniella Marynova @hellodaniella 14. Elena Perini https://t.co/lRUWModeHc 15. Polina Artykulna @posikdesign

6. @dianadiaamira 7. @ruxandranastase Lunatique Design 8. @brookhayfield 9. @liana_tme Luna UI 10. Justyna Dąbrowska @justyna_framer

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I work primarily in Framer now, and all of my clients are female founders. One client even found Framer through ChatGPT’s recommendation. So, there’s a huge gap — and even bigger potential — in the marketplace for female-led solutions.

Newer platforms like Framer often grow out of tech-heavy ecosystems — early adopters tend to skew male in design & dev communities. Take one look at their template marketplace, and you’ll see a very uniform and dominant visual language (purple gradients and Inter H1s abound!).

*As a side note, my top 3 values I try to embody in my business are clarity, care, & connection. I would love to hear yours!

They connect more effectively with audiences & team members, and there is a cohesiveness and intentionality that people notice. As a part of a consistent brand-building practice, it is a powerful way to show up unified and focused.

Your values drive the way you show up in your business. They should not only be reflected in your actions, but also woven intentionally into your branding.Brands build trust when they are consistent: in design, in words, and in actions.

I started this company because [pain, passion, or realization]. I believe [core belief about the world or people]. Through [your offering], I help [your people] go from [struggle] to [transformation]. My brand exists to [vision or mission in one line].

“Why” brands are stronger because the underlying motivation is aligned with your own core values and beliefs. Here is a great template to use to discover your “why”:

Sinek’s premise is basically this: you need to know why you’re in business — and talk about it. When a company has a strong motivation, and that motivation shines through, people will follow.

𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗶𝘀 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 “𝘄𝗵𝘆”? In the book Start With Why, Simon Sinek discusses the importance of knowing your “why” — the core belief that drives your business. It’s what sets you apart and connects you emotionally with your audience, yet it’s something we often forget.

The mystery of our purpose is embedded within nature itself: to create, evolve, and renew. New work, free to download. https://t.co/kyqjvpftFp All work done in camera.

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These values aren’t complicated. They are simple filters to guide us through complex problems. I truly believe embodying them will guide our actions towards better outcomes. What other values would you add?

#𝟭𝟬 𝗔𝗰𝗰𝗼𝘂𝗻𝘁𝗮𝗯𝗶𝗹𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗢𝘃𝗲𝗿 𝗦𝗰𝗮𝗽𝗲𝗴𝗼𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 Because real leadership takes responsibility. I believe an America that consistently practices these 10 core values can truly become great—not by force, but by care.