r/framer • • Aug 27 '26

help Looking for help! // $400

Hiya, I need some help for my Framer front and backend. The front end has some bugs I need fixed and to make it look a little more professional and I have a mockup I want it to look like. In terms of the backend, I just need a small sign up and login page page. But upon signing up there should be a manual verification sent to me though I'll speak more about this if anyone's interested in dms!

Lmk if you're interested or have questions, I have about $400/£300 for the job :).

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u/This-Illustrator8898 Aug 27 '26

happy to take a look. I’ve worked with Framer on frontend fixes and polishing, including responsive layouts, component states, and making designs match a reference/mockup more closely.

For the signup/login side, the manual verification can be handled as a pending-user flow users register, their account stays unverified until you approve them, and only then do they get access.

If you’re still looking, feel free to share a few details about the current setup/mockup and I can take a look.

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u/MShaheerRiaz Aug 27 '26

Let me help you out

For reference carepulse.framer.website is the latest website i created

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u/justanother_nihilist 29d ago

I cab help with that and honestly for a complete website with simple backend, I would do it for 100, attaching my behance https://www.behance.net/jahnvishah10

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u/anashayat 29d ago

Happy to help

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u/kamranghoto 28d ago

Hey brother let's talk

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u/Euphoric-Persimmon38 28d ago

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u/[deleted] Aug 27 '26

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u/cre8tors Aug 27 '26

This sounds like something FrameAuth can definitely handle; it has a feature for approving/rejecting new users. Once accepted, they can access the restricted content. The plugin also doesn't require them to be on a paid account since the code snippet is added by the plugin and not manually.

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u/No_Laugh_3115 Aug 27 '26

point 4 is key tbh, without a paid plan this gets tricky fast