Hey guys, thanks for taking the time. Let me start by saying that as a designer who can write code, so far I'm really enjoying learning Framer. It's been a great way to prototype components quickly without having to set up a dummy app or dirty an existing one. I only have a few questions so far...

1. Why CoffeeScript? (ES6 would be my dream)

2. Any plans to allow editing SVG elements' base properties (fill etc.)?

3. Where do you see Framer 3 years from now?

Because the content and vision aren't the problem, it's the UI. Think big picture about what Apple Music is doing here.. They're moving iTunes to a membership based platform. Spotify has 75M active users... there are 800M accounts on iTunes.. Imagine if they could get a fraction of that to switch to monthly payments. This is a massive, multibillion dollar ($3.2B to be more specific), strategic play by Apple... fixing the UI is rather simple in comparison.

Would you ever consider doing a dynamic, ongoing web based report?

ps. You wrote your longest email on my birthday last year.

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Hey Will,

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man, i think if Paul Rand heard that last sentence this dude might've gotten punched in the face.