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If only designing websites was this fast... oh wait.
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@relume_io Besides very large images there’s nothing too new / innovative really

You do end up with a website much faster than average though and one that looks and functions well. What new things do you think we could add to help make things more innovative?

@relume_io 👀👀👀

@relume_io Will you guys eventually make this transferable into Framer?

Good question, I'd say that's currently not our focus right now, but who knows what the future holds. Are you someone who uses Framer frequently?

@relume_io Faster websites validate your point, design systems scale. Appreciate the sleek UI blocks and clear typography. Your setup matters

@relume_io Nice , just recently completed a project for a client using relume and webflow.

Woow that's awsome, how'd it go?

@relume_io Classy style! 🎩

@relume_io When will you release userflows, wireframe + final ui for apps and web apps? I mean you already have wireframes for web apps... But I would love to use Relume for my Saas clients too.

Valid point, our main focus right now is website but who knows what the future holds, what kinds of features would want to see if did help with creating apps and web apps?

@relume_io I mean nothing fancy, it’s basically the same workflow 1:1. What is the Sitemap for websites becomes the userflow for apps (a flowchart). Wireframe stays wireframe. And apps also have style guide and final ui. For the style guide you could just use popular design systems.

@relume_io Wish we had discovered @relume_io before! Looks like we could have saved time and iterated faster!

@relume_io Wow

Impressive right!, I'm thinking we could another video redesigning a website, what website do you think we should do?

@relume_io That’s impressive 👌

@relume_io awesome

Glad you like it, what industry should be build a website for next?

@relume_io Redesign @ContaboCom 's sites, they look terrible :(

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@relume_io Uuu, that's fast, what did you use to create the images? or was it photographed?
