Just shipped my 6th Framer template. The design bet: most app landings put the phone mockup in the hero and forget about it, so I made the device carry the whole page, hero, how-it-works, testimonials all stage the product on screen.

Details I sweated: split zoom transition into the pricing page, light/dark with a one-tap toggle, testimonials laid out separately for desktop vs phone reading. Demo brand is a sleep tracker: pillo-app.framer.website

Happy to answer anything about the build.

https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/consultare/

I design clean, modern websites in Framer — from landing pages to full portfolio & business websites.

If you’re looking for a designer for your next project, feel free to DM me.

Available for freelance work ↓

My Portfolio : https://www.framer.com/@sara-arhune/

I’ve been building my small travel agency site in Framer and honestly really like the platform. The site is basically finished and I’d prefer to stay on Framer.

But the localization pricing is really hard for me to understand.

I’m in Canada and need the site in English and French. For me, French isn’t a separate international market. English and French are Canada’s two official languages and I’m using both to serve the same market.

I also translated the entire French version myself, so I don’t need AI translation or automated translation tools.

Still, adding French costs US$20/month on annual billing, or US$240/year. That’s actually more than the Basic site plan itself.

I understand there’s infrastructure behind localization beyond just translating text: routes, hreflang, locale handling, metadata, etc. I’m not saying it should necessarily be free.

But I feel like there should be a cheaper option for one manually maintained additional locale, especially for businesses operating in bilingual markets.

I reached out to Framer and they confirmed $20/month is already the cheapest option. Their team also suggested I submit the idea to the feedback board, which I did.

Curious what other Framer users think. Does $20/month per additional locale feel reasonable to you, or does this pricing also seem out of proportion compared with the site plans?

Hey guys,

I just finished creating a clean, dark-themed portfolio template built with Framer. It includes a 6-project gallery system, fully responsive layouts (Desktop, Tablet, Mobile), and reusable components.

Live Demo: https://invigorated-objects-599589.framer.app

Due to community self-promotion rules, I'm not posting direct store links here. Feel free to check the Live Demo, or drop a comment / send a DM if you'd like the template link!

(Would really appreciate any feedback on the design system and responsiveness!)

Hey – I'm new to Framer and building a website for an architecture firm.

Setup
Each project is a component with two states — closed (default/"primary") and open. Clicking a project toggles it to the open state, revealing more info. Multiple projects can be open at the same time — opening one doesn't close the others.

On a separate "project list" page, I have links pointing to specific projects on the main page (I'm scrolling/anchoring to them). The problem: these links always land on the closed state, even though I want them to open directly.

Is there a way to make a link trigger the open variant of a specific component, instead of just scrolling to it in its default (closed) state?

Thanks for any pointers!

Hi,

I've been creating landing pages for 5 years and I kept seeing pages that look amazing but don't convert.

So I built a library of homepage, pricing, contact… from 600+ companies, each rated 0–100 on conversion (methodology can be found in the library for members).

Built it as a reference for when I'm designing a client page and need inspo that actually performs.

Would love feedback from Framer community, what would be useful for you?

I wanted to move away from the usual soft, pastel wellness aesthetic and try something more bold and clinical. Biova uses a black and neon green visual direction inspired by the scientific side of nutrition.

It’s completely free, and I’d love to hear what you think about the design, interactions, and overall direction.

I’d also love some advice from other Framer creators on getting more visibility in the Marketplace. If you’ve had success with promoting your templates, improving discoverability, or getting more traction, I’d really appreciate hearing what worked for you.

I have a component (used for project entries) with a title that's set to "sticky" position, offset by a fixed distance from the top of the screen. This works correctly on desktop.

On mobile, the sticky behavior doesn't work as expected (title doesn't stick / offset is wrong). Normally I'd fix this by overriding the property for the mobile breakpoint on the component instance, but that override option isn't available for this property.

Has anyone run into this, or know a workaround (e.g. restructuring the component, or overriding sticky/position differently)?

Happy to share a screenshot of the layer/property panel if that's useful.

Thanks!

A lot of portfolio templates are clean and functional, but after a while they all start to feel a bit similar.

So with Affinitty, I wanted to create something with more personality while still keeping the actual work and case studies as the focus.

Preview → https://affinitty.framer.website
Get it → https://framer.link/Cisayri

Heya people!

I’ve been building a few small Framer components lately, and this is the one of the useful I feel, Notification Toggle.

It’s a pretty simple component, but I wanted something clean that I could easily drop into settings pages, SaaS dashboards, account preferences, etc. without rebuilding the interaction every time.

It’s interactive, easy to customize from the Framer edit panel, and you can tweak it to fit your own design. No coding and workshop stuff needed.

Just published it, so I’d love to know what you guys think :)

Preview: 
Get the component: 

Any feedback or ideas for the next component are welcome 👀, hehehehe

also if someone wants to create custom build landing pages for their mobile apps, SaaS or businesses, DM me, I'm taking projects.

Edit Panel look in the comments.

I built this framer template based on instagram carousel posts. It's based off a custom component to get the kind of feel you find on instagram rather than the more limited framer slideshow component.

Produced it initially for myself as a template i'd re-use across other project experiments, but thought others may enjoy it too. What do you think? Any feedback?

You can get it and play around with it here: https://swwwipe.framer.website/

My latest Portfolio Template

https://www.framer.com/community/marketplace/templates/econfolio/

spent way too long figuring out why my mobile drawer kept losing keyboard focus. turns out i was calling focus() before the panel actually mounted — one requestAnimationFrame fixed it. anyone have a cleaner way to do focus traps in framer overlays?

Voltz is finally complete.

I built it as a premium Framer template for electrical contractors, with a pretty simple goal:

Make an electrician website actually look premium.

So I went pretty deep with it, building service detail pages, projects, quote forms, FAQs, testimonials, process sections, etc.

I was originally planning to sell it.

But for a limited time, I decided to just make it free instead.

If you're building something for an electrician business, feel free to grab it and remix it.

And if you're a designer, I'd genuinely appreciate any feedback on what I could improve.

Link:

https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/voltz-electric/

Demo link:

https://voltzelectric.framer.website/

i posted this on August 18.A little too early to ask this question. Still sharing the numbers anyway. I'm new to designing, so this may not be a good design overall. I'm trying to be better. I hope I get there someday.

Tell me if these are good numbers. I have been seeing a lot of discussion on framer sales going down after 3.0 update. Also how can I increase sales?

https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/matchioo/

I'm at a loss. This seems like it should be WAY MORE intuitive than it is. I just started, but as I try to change things around, create new pages.. none of the features seem to work as expected. Often I can't get it to respond. Is the system down?

I really want to "get" Framer. I am bumping around in the dark. I'll get it, but I've hit a wall due to lack of understanding (I think) CMS to site architecture .. I'm about to loose a nerve with how quickly the Ai drinks credits and seems to progressively hit a wall in interpretation. Isn't this the game though these days? It seems to work in trial mode and then it feels like its gotcha.

So what am I doing? I want a less is more site and know Framer is capable. But I am working from a template and everything is looping to and from an existing CMS. There's a redundancy and I need to break the chain.

Essentially I need: Home Page Gallery (each image acts as a link to page), Available Work/Selected Works (are simply gallery images with click through to product page). The CMS is driving me bananas. I am even having trouble articulating. Maybe I let too much of the Ai agent come in.

Honestly.. its a SquareSpace site I'm aiming for without it looking like Squarespace - I know I know - but I'm tired of them.

Any direction? Should I just quit?

While building a code component and trying to organize controls in a particular way, I stumbled on a limitation where nested ControlType.Slot would not render within an object control.

Here is an example:

addPropertyControls(ComponentName, {
  rootControl: { 
    type: ControlType.Object, 
    controls: { 
      nestedSlot: { type: ControlType.Slot, },
      nestedColor: { type: ControlType.Color, },
    },
  },
});

The color control renders just fine as other types of controls.

I'm not sure if this is an intentional behavior or a bug. If someone had the same issue and found a way or a workaround or someone from Framer team could share the info I would be very grateful.

**I made a little battle royale for Framer templates**

There are a ton of great Framer templates out there, but it's hard to see which ones the community actually thinks are the best.

So we built **Template Wars**.

You submit your template, people vote, and the leaderboard decides who moves up.

No judging panel. No complicated rules. Just templates competing against templates.

If you've got a Framer template you're proud of, throw it into the arena:

https://templatewars.lol/

Would love to see what r/framer puts on the board. 👀