Nest Framer Supply

Nest offers a premium collection of Framer templates designed for tech startups and companies seeking an efficient, high-quality, and versatile solution to launch stunning, professional websites and drive higher conversions.

Designer & Creator

Framer

As Template Marketplace Support at Framer, I ensure the quality and excellence of the Templates offerings. My role involves rigorously evaluating each new template submission to maintain high standards of design, functionality, and user experience across the marketplace.

My key responsibilities include:

- Evaluating, assessing, and ensuring the quality and compliance of new template submissions
- Contributing to the maintenance of high standards across Framer's template ecosystem
- Collaborating with creators to refine and optimize templates for superior user experience
- Supporting the growth and diversity of Framer's template marketplace

Template Marketplace Support

BB Agency

Senior UI Designer

subsense

Senior Digital Designer

We Are Interface

Working at the intersection of design, technology and innovation, We Are Interface tries to balance creativity with logic by creating brands and digital experiences that fosters progress and inspire change. 

We envision a future where design will improve the human condition and its relationship with the environment, so we're on a mission to help our trusted Partners taking advantage of the digital transformation in order to achieve that goal.

We share a genuine attraction for brands and companies that spark innovation with everything they do, enabling them to grow while building solid, stronger relationships with their clients.  

As a small team of young, passionate and multitalented people we are curious by nature, spending our time asking questions and looking for better ways to solve real world challenges. We ultimately come up with solutions that aim to challenge the status quo in new, unexpected ways.

Our capabilities:

1⃣ Strategy & Research
2⃣ Brand Identities & Visual Design
3⃣ Digital User Experience Design
4⃣ Design Systems
5️⃣ Technology & Engineering

Co-Founder and Lead Designer

andreamontini.me

I focus on creating and maintaining Visual Design Systems for online experiences, websites and platforms, meaning I help bring order, consistency and beauty into the digital landscape.

Digital UX/UI Designer

Snap

Every digital product strengths rely on both design and functionality side. And every project has its own specifications, which depend on various factors like main purposes, objectives, business needs and, most importantly, users needs. My job is to understand how project goals match the multiple users needs and translate it into a compelling, handcrafted, engaging user experiences in order to satisfy the user and let the business grow. To do that, at Snap I work through an iterative process in which every new feature or change has to be tested and validated by users, and this method guides the team through the best path to follow in order to ship a product that works and it's aesthetically pleasing alike.

Product Designer

Babotel

Helping the startup Babotel developing new graphic web interfaces & designs for a wide variety of clients like Cioccolati Italiani, Intesa Sanpaolo, Brooks Brothers etc. Thanks to this experience I'm gaining knowledge & learning new skills like comparing with developers, dealing with project managers  & making team building.

Web Designer

Yourp

Creative Director @ Yourp, a mobile app that allows you to use geolocation to add multimedia content on the territory. It is proposed as a tool to intercept and engage users in participation in events, exhibitions, galleries and events in the area related to the world of tourism by receiving special messages called "Print", which are notified to you on the smartphone as soon as you comes within range.

User Interface Designer

Cityglance

Active collaboration of two years as a Creative Director to support the creation of graphics and image for Cityglance, an innovative startup in the digital environment that is dedicated to providing a social app that creates connection and social involvement among people who use public transport.

Creative Designer

I help designers unlock their full potential through Framer's revolutionary approach to web design.

As a Framer Expert, content and educator, I'm passionate about showing designers how to build interactive web experiences – without traditional coding constraints and without relying on developers.

What I create:

– Premium Framer templates
– Framer tutorials
– Web design showcases

Through daily content and resources, I share insights about web design & development, how to upskill as a designer, and how to switch from agency to independent – based on my personal experience. My templates and educational content have helped hundreds of designers transform their work and expand their creative outcomes.

Join me to learn about:

– Interactive web design
– Framer tool mastery
– Visual design tips
– Career change tips

Currently building in public and documenting the endless possibilities of modern web design, while growing a community of forward-thinking designers ready to embrace the future.

Andrea Montini

Human to Human connection, backed by AI systems

Your posts reach the right people, you’re having the right conversations, and you’re not spending your evenings catching up on DMs.

The business keeps moving even when you close the laptop.

That’s what happens when you start running your LinkedIn like a CEO, not a side project you resent.

I know that feeling because I’ve been the one doing everything myself.

The guy replying to everyone, fixing things on the fly, creating content at night, hoping something lands.

But the moment I stopped working, everything around me stopped as well.

Losing my job with a newborn at home was the straw that broke the camel’s back. (I’m the camel.)

Something had to change.

I needed something sustainable.

A system that still worked when I wasn’t in front of the screen.

Most coaches I speak to also feel like everything depends on them.

But here’s the good news:

From the first touch to a booked call in your calendar, it’s all one system.

And when that system works, everything gets easier.

Since leaving design, I’ve built systems for founders, coaches, and service providers around the world.

Now I’ve joined forces with my wife and the team at the Sitting Pretty Agency to focus that same systems thinking on LinkedIn inbound marketing.

We build and run your LinkedIn system for you.

Human to human connection in the front.

AI-supported systems in the back.

Kinda like a mullet.

No bots or fancy hacks. Just a proven, reliable way to turn visibility into revenue.

LinkedIn has huge potential, but posting more isn’t always the right thing to do.

So…

Before you hire another VA or try another growth trick, you need to see what’s actually happening in your LinkedIn flow.

That’s where we start with every client.

We map your profile, content, engagement, DMs, and numbers.

We show you where leads fall off and what’s stopping your growth.

Then we build the system that fixes it… and run it for you.

The choice is yours: keep doing everything manually, or let a trained team handle the heavy lifting while you stay focused on your clients.

If LinkedIn feels like too much work for too little return, let’s see what a proper inbound system would look like for you.

DM me LINKEDIN to get started or book a call through the link in my featured section.

Oscar Horn

Your audience isn’t ignoring you.

(they just don’t feel you in the posts you push out)

Last week I spoke with a coach who writes great posts, but only when she has the time and space to get in the zone.

When she doesn’t, the posts sound generic or rushed, and her audience can feel it immediately.

She blamed herself for being inconsistent but I don’t think that’s the problem.

Because this is what I see over and over again:

Coaches rely on inspiration but inbound marketing relies on rhythm and consistency.

Being consistent doesn’t mean robotic volume or templated content, but a steady flow of ideas that sound like you genuinely thought about them.

This is where AI comes in.

Instead of replacing your personality or becoming your “new voice”, it should be the part of your content system that watches what’s working while you’re busy coaching.

The system should:

- watch and learn
- scan news in your niche
- collect patterns from your analytics
- show you what your audience reacts to

… and hand you ideas that feel like something you would’ve written on your best day.

Human at the front.

AI in the background.

That’s the balance that I’ve actually seen working for inbound.

Your clients don’t want a machine version of you, but they do want the version of you that isn’t exhausted from doing content by hand.

If you want your content to stay human and consistent with no extra effort, I can help you achieve that balance.

Oscar  Horn

Everyone wants to do their best.

(But it’s almost impossible)

I know you want to show up as your true self, answer every comment and DM, 

and create content that feels like it speaks directly to your audience. 

It is a great goal, but almost impossible if you work alone.

LinkedIn is not your job (but it is where the money comes from). 

Your job also includes answering emails, getting on calls, planning launches, 

serving clients, fixing problems, improving your offer, and keeping the lights on in your business.

That is a lot for one person.

So instead of feeling guilty for not being five people,

it makes more sense to look at what actually makes a difference, and what just takes time.

It took me a long time to figure this out, and I am still working on it, but here is what I have learned so far.


I should not:

- spend hours staying up to date on industry news

- think about an angle for twenty minutes just to write one comment

- wait for “the right headspace” to write my posts

-obsess and get sad over small dips in my analytics

Instead, I should:

- write comments faster with AI and then add the finishing touch myself

- let AI read my analytics and industry news and show me what performs well

- review content ideas instead of trying to come up with everything from scratch

- focus on serving my clients and giving them my full attention

And if we are being honest here, the same goes for you.

If your attention is split between client work and social media, neither one gets the energy it deserves.

The right system gives you back time to focus on the work that actually matters to you and the people who want to work with you.


If you want that space, I can help you build it.

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Last week I refunded two clients.|

And it was entirely my fault.

I built them a commenting copilot that could write up to a hundred real, human comments in an hour.

The kind of engagement that actually boosts your reach and your profile visits.

The copilot worked.

But they couldn't use it.

They didn’t have a premium subscription, so their rate limits kicked in and the whole thing became useless.

I assumed they did have the subscription.

I assumed everyone who wants support with automation also has the tools set up to let it run.

I assumed they were on the same level of AI use that I'm on every day.

But that assumption was wrong.

It reminded me of learning the same lesson in different contexts. 

Like when I was tattooing people out of my van and thought everyone understood the difference between cheap and good.

Or when I started UX design and assumed clients knew what they wanted before I asked for it.

I move and build fast.

And sometimes I expect others to see the same path I see.

But business isn’t built on assumptions.

It’s built on clarity.

So I refunded them immediately.

No excuses or arguments.

A mistake was made and a lesson was learnt:

Most problems in business don’t come from assuming everyone else works the way you do.

If you want support that adapts to your workflow instead of assuming it, I’m here to make sure the next build starts on solid ground.

“I only comment when I feel like I have something to say” 

(I don’t know how many times I’ve heard this)

Don’t get me wrong,

taking your time for every comment really does make them better. 

Great personalization and intent. 

Unfortunately, the LinkedIn algorithm doesn’t know your intent

In fact, the algorithm is savage. 

It counts your comments, how long you spend on someone’s post, and even your typing speed. 

And if it doesn’t deem you worthy (as in active enough), 

it won’t even show your new post to your own followers. 

I respect that you want every interaction to come from you and to feel personal, but it will only get you so far. 

Personal comments matter, but only if people see the next thing you publish. 

This is why so many coaches feel like their content dies even when the writing is good.

They rely on inspiration, but the platform expects consistency.

So what can you do instead?

1. Train an AI copilot on your tone of voice, offer, ICP, personal experiences, and writing frameworks. 

2. Skip the part that takes ages (thinking of an angle) by letting the AI find a connection between your life and the post topic. 

3. Review and add final touches. 

4. Comment and continue showing up as your authentic self but in a fraction of the time

5. Spend that extra time on money making activities. 

If you want to stay personal and be visible, you need support that helps you be faster without sounding any different. 

That is what keeps your reach up and lets your audience see the content you worked so hard on.

Her first two automated posts outperformed months of manual writing 

(without wasting any time)

It’s the same story every week

You open your laptop, stare at a blank screen, feel a small panic…

and you wonder why something this simple takes so much effort.

I’ve been there too.

And one of our agency clients was in the same position. 

She had a strong offer and a solid audience, but she kept leaving content to the last possible second.

The posts felt repetitive and took far too long to create.

So we tried something different.

Instead of forcing herself to be creative when nothing came through, I built a system that does the heavy lifting for her.

Each week it checks her analytics, looks online at what people in her niche are talking about, and mixes that with her proven content pillars.

Those concepts then get turned into finished posts with her angles and written in her own voice.

When the first two posts went live, they became her best performers in months.

Same topics, same audience, same person.

But with a helping hand that handled the annoying part of content creation for her. 


From what I’ve seen, the problem isn’t that coaches can’t write or don’t have ideas. 


It’s that keeping up with every development in their niche and turning that into good content takes more time than they have.


Everything depends on them doing it manually, and content creation easily slides down the list.


If you’re tired of staring at a blank screen or publishing posts you don’t feel good about, let’s have a chat.


There’s a lot your audience still needs to hear from you.

I just looked at what I accomplished last week 

… and it was embarrassing 

I spent almost two hours doing tiny tasks with no value and I didn’t even notice. 

Copying links, checking who filled out which form, fixing one broken section on someones landing page. 

None of it felt big enough to matter in the moment, but suddenly the day was gone. 

This reminded me of when I was still a tattoo artist working out of my van. 

I spend more time setting up the needles, disinfecting, designing stencils, and cleaning after each person… 

than actually tattooing. 

The work around the work drained me more than the work itself. 

Most coaches I speak to are stuck in that exact spot now. 

They blame themselves for being inconsistent or distracted, but the problem is that their entire business relies on them doing the “small things” manually. 

Every lead, follow-up, post, every DM, and the list goes on. 

By the time they sit down to create anything meaningful, they’re already out of energy. 

What I’ve seen is that coaches don’t burn out from the big projects, but from the constant drip of small ones. 

This is where automation makes literally all the difference. 

Because when the repetitive stuff happens on its own, your brain has space to think, write, and show up the way your audience actually feels as authentic. 

If you want to stop drowning in small tasks and get your time back, I can help you build the system that does that.

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The Battle

Andrea Montini

Oscar Horn

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The Battle

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Oscar Horn

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Engagements

Likes

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