Recently had a client come to me with a site they’d designed with Claude and asking me to de-claudify it. I came back with a proposal to start from scratch, using their v0 to understand what they were needing. Initially they were good with that but then they switched to wanting just a couple hours of my time to take out the obvious Claude signs, like eyebrows everywhere and default fonts. How are you guys thinking about charging for these kinds of projects? 3 hours of my time charged hourly doesn’t feel right to me, but that’s what it would probably take.

i looked at a colleague's relume publish site, built with the free plan. The lightbox for images needs some attention, clicking above or below doesnt close the image, and image can become too big for the screen at variaous screen sizes, and for desktop it might get really big on the bigger screens, too big i would say. The site is not published anymore so i can't share a link.

I do have a question about Relume Publish. When connecting a domain name that i own, do I set custom DNS records and if so, am I able to set TXT records to maintain email functionality?

It’d be nice to be able to design custom error pages. Maybe just include 404 and 500 pages listed after the regular site pages by default?

I feel like this may be a bit of a silly question, when Claude built my site on Publish, it got rid of a lot of the buttons on some of the shelves... is there a way to bring those buttons back?

@channel share your 🔒[private feed] - this week the team shared a new launch video for Relume Studio, CMS Filters, and some quality of life AI improvements. What about you? New client? New output? New site launch? What's your win?

Jesse B. yes the frames thing is very confusing. I don't find figma anything like adobe products personally. The thing I don't understand is why things don't stay in the place I put them or if i change something, it doens't actually change. I've been trying to update a logo in relume for 2 days now and it still isn't working.

hello262 A lot of what you have learned in Photoshop should transfer over conceptually. Something that’s quite a bit different is the idea of frames. If you’re familiar with InDesign, frames can be used a bit more like a box you’d use to place an image. Except you can put anything in a frame. This can be a bit confusing at first, but it’s incredibly powerful when you get the hang of it.

Also wondering how long does it take get the hang of figma for just designing simple websites? More than a year? No apps, no publishing, no fancy stuff, just literally copy/paste shapes (components?) and text and it looks the way I want. I've been trying to learn figma off and on for a while but I still can't really do anything with it and it's super frustrating.

Just took my first tab at Relume publish and WOW! It's pretty amazing. Well done Relume team. One question I have is that it's missing one more layer of designers finesse. Specifically I'm trying to place some texturee backgrounds on certain shelves just to add some flare. Is there any way to do that?