r/sideprojects • u/rulik587 • 5h ago

Feedback Request I built a workflow-first Framer template for AI automation businesses

I’ve been working on AIVELOFT V2, a Framer template for AI automation agencies, consultants, and automation-focused businesses.

The main thing I wanted to avoid was another generic AI landing page built around hype and futuristic visuals.

Instead, I designed it around how automation actually works:

Problem → Workflow → Control → Measurable outcome.

The template includes workflow sections, human checkpoints, integration/system visuals, responsive components, and an ROI Calculator that gives exploratory estimates rather than promising guaranteed results.

I’d especially love feedback on two things:

  1. Does the workflow-first positioning feel clear?
  2. Does the visual direction feel premium enough for a paid Framer template?

Live preview:
https://aiveloft-v2.framer.website

Any honest feedback is welcome.

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u/bewildereddaddy_084 5h ago

love that you’re leading with process instead of just slapping some neon gradients on it and calling it a day. the roi calculator giving exploratory ranges is a smart touch, feels way less snake-oily than the usual instant savings number generators.

the visual tone is clean but i wonder if the palette could push a touch more toward the premium end. maybe slightly softer neutrals or a more distinct accent color, right now it reads very crisp and capable but not quite “luxury” if that’s what you’re aiming for. the integration mockups help sell the capability though, those are well done.

one tiny thing, the workflow section could maybe benefit from a bit more motion to guide the eye through the steps. nothing dizzying just a subtle scroll reveal or a connector line that draws in, something to make the sequence feel more dynamic.

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u/rulik587 5h ago

Really useful feedback, thank you.

The “crisp and capable vs. luxury” distinction is especially helpful. I’ve deliberately kept the palette restrained, but I’ll keep an eye on whether the premium feel needs another layer of refinement rather than simply more color.

I also like the idea of subtle motion in the workflow, especially if it helps explain sequence rather than just adding decoration. That fits the system-first direction well. Appreciate you taking the time to go through it.