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Hey Framer community! ☕✨
Super excited to share my latest creation: Arham — a premium, dark-themed template designed specifically for modern cafes, boutique bakeries, and artisan roasters.
I really wanted to capture that cozy, high-end sensory experience and bring it into the digital world. To make it stand out, I packed it with some interactive details:
Custom Cursors & immersive Appear Effects for a premium feel.
Dynamic CMS integration for easy menu & blog updates.
Fluid Scroll Effects & modals designed for high conversion.
Whether you're building for a local coffee shop or a luxury restaurant brand, Arham gives them a world-class digital presence instantly.
I’d love to hear your thoughts on the interactions and the dark Soft-UI layout! Check it out and let me know what you think! 👇
So, from now on, creators no longer need to wait for a review process or approval before their items are published in the Marketplace.
Do you think this is a good or bad change?
Personally, I think the Marketplace/Community will become saturated with a lot of low-quality templates and components. That's the biggest downside of the new system. On the other hand, the advantage is that creators no longer have to wait in long review queues for days or even weeks.
Overall, I think it's not necessarily bad for good designers. High-quality work will still stand out, even in a crowded marketplace. Like most things, this change comes with both pros and cons.
🚀 BIG NEWS: VeloxUI is officially on SALE! 🚀
Want to elevate your next project with world-class design? Now is the perfect time. Grab our premium templates and save cash instantly!
🔥 Get a FLAT $5 OFF right now.
👉 Use Code: G0MZQWNA ⏳ The clock is ticking—this sale ends very soon!
Don't wait. Level up your web game today: https://famous-combination-627897.framer.app/
Who says a 404 page has to be boring? Our "Arham" framer template proves otherwise. Designed for creative minds.
You can view the full template here: https://famous-combination-627897.framer.app
The 404 Page here: https://famous-combination-627897.framer.app/404
Hey Framer community! ☕✨
Super excited to share my latest creation: Arham — a premium, dark-themed template designed specifically for modern cafes, boutique bakeries, and artisan roasters.
I really wanted to capture that cozy, high-end sensory experience and bring it into the digital world. To make it stand out, I packed it with some interactive details:
Custom Cursors & immersive Appear Effects for a premium feel.
Dynamic CMS integration for easy menu & blog updates.
Fluid Scroll Effects & modals designed for high conversion.
Whether you're building for a local coffee shop or a luxury restaurant brand, Arham gives them a world-class digital presence instantly.
I’d love to hear your thoughts on the interactions and the dark Soft-UI layout! Check it out and let me know what you think! 👇
So, from now on, creators no longer need to wait for a review process or approval before their items are published in the Marketplace.
Do you think this is a good or bad change?
Personally, I think the Marketplace/Community will become saturated with a lot of low-quality templates and components. That's the biggest downside of the new system. On the other hand, the advantage is that creators no longer have to wait in long review queues for days or even weeks.
Overall, I think it's not necessarily bad for good designers. High-quality work will still stand out, even in a crowded marketplace. Like most things, this change comes with both pros and cons.
🚀 BIG NEWS: VeloxUI is officially on SALE! 🚀
Want to elevate your next project with world-class design? Now is the perfect time. Grab our premium templates and save cash instantly!
🔥 Get a FLAT $5 OFF right now.
👉 Use Code: G0MZQWNA ⏳ The clock is ticking—this sale ends very soon!
Don't wait. Level up your web game today: https://famous-combination-627897.framer.app/
Who says a 404 page has to be boring? Our "Arham" framer template proves otherwise. Designed for creative minds.
You can view the full template here: https://famous-combination-627897.framer.app
The 404 Page here: https://famous-combination-627897.framer.app/404
Hey Framer community! ☕✨
Super excited to share my latest creation: Arham — a premium, dark-themed template designed specifically for modern cafes, boutique bakeries, and artisan roasters.
I really wanted to capture that cozy, high-end sensory experience and bring it into the digital world. To make it stand out, I packed it with some interactive details:
Custom Cursors & immersive Appear Effects for a premium feel.
Dynamic CMS integration for easy menu & blog updates.
Fluid Scroll Effects & modals designed for high conversion.
Whether you're building for a local coffee shop or a luxury restaurant brand, Arham gives them a world-class digital presence instantly.
I’d love to hear your thoughts on the interactions and the dark Soft-UI layout! Check it out and let me know what you think! 👇
So, from now on, creators no longer need to wait for a review process or approval before their items are published in the Marketplace.
Do you think this is a good or bad change?
Personally, I think the Marketplace/Community will become saturated with a lot of low-quality templates and components. That's the biggest downside of the new system. On the other hand, the advantage is that creators no longer have to wait in long review queues for days or even weeks.
Overall, I think it's not necessarily bad for good designers. High-quality work will still stand out, even in a crowded marketplace. Like most things, this change comes with both pros and cons.
