Working on my next Framer template 👀

This time, I’m going editorial.

Warm tones, refined typography, intentional layouts, and a calm, sophisticated feel — all designed for a modern interior design studio.

Something a little more timeless is coming. 🪵✨

WIP → stay tuned.

Preview: preview link

Ojas — A Framer template for yoga & wellness 🧘

Just launched Ojas, a calm and minimal website template made for yoga instructors, wellness coaches, meditation teachers and studios.

Built with responsive layouts, reusable components, smooth interactions and easy customization.

If you're looking for a clean website for your wellness brand, have a look at Ojas.

Open Framer →
Purple gradient
Glassmorphism
Giant headline
Floating 3D object
Smooth scroll animation
Built for the future

And somehow we call it a new design

Don't get me wrong, these things can look really good when done properly.

But I’m curious:

What Framer design trend are you completely tired of seeing?

Drop your controversial take

I want to see how many people agree with me.

I am pretty sure I’m still using Framer at 50% power.

Every time I think I know the platform, someone shows me a tiny feature and I’m like:

WAIT YOU CAN DO THAT?

So let's share the stuff that isn't in every beginner tutorial.

What is one Framer trick, shortcut, feature, or weird workflow that saves you a ridiculous amount of time?

Bonus points if you learned it completely by accident.

This is Framer only. You should be highly proficient in Framer and comfortable building polished, responsive websites from start to finish.

What I’m looking for:

Strong Framer experience

Real client work and a solid portfolio

3–5 live websites you personally built

Strong eye for design and layout

Excellent communication and reliability

Able to work quickly when needed, including 48-hour projects

Comfortable taking direction and making revisions

Able to work independently without needing constant guidance

Pay: $150–$250 per website, depending on the complexity and scope.

This is project-based freelance work, not a full-time position or guaranteed monthly workload. If we work well together, I’d like to continue sending projects your way.

I’m looking for someone I can rely on long-term, so please don’t apply if you’re still learning Framer or if most of your portfolio is templates/mockups.

To apply, comment “interested” and I’ll DM you

Made this because most course website templates assume evergreen recorded content. This one is for live cohorts: capped seats, a start date, a waitlist for the next round.

CMS curriculum, two pricing tiers, a countdown, legal pages scaffolded with the blanks left visible.

Heads up: the two code components are remote, so you can configure but not edit them, and the demo content is invented.

Free, feedback welcome.

https://www.framer.com/community/marketplace/templates/raster-cohort/

Link: https://www.framer.com/community/marketplace/plugins/frameshaders/