Votive · Free E-commerce Template - CMS-powered ecommerce template for Framer
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Votive is a premium ecommerce template for Framer, crafted for fashion and lifestyle brands that value thoughtful design and seamless shopping. It combines an editorial aesthetic with a powerful CMS, reusable components, product filtering, a built-in Journal, transparency pages, sizing guides, and a dual-theme typography system. Available free for a limited time during launch—I'd love your feedback as I continue improving it.
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Framer
The canvas feels surprisingly fluid for an AI builder, and I liked that I could drop a section and tweak it manually without fighting the tool.
Love how the agent-to-canvas flow keeps me in control. One thing I'd love: a quick "component history" panel that lets me undo or rewind an agent's individual edit steps without rolling back the whole canvas. Would save a lot of rework when iterating visually.
honestly really cool what you built here, the agent + canvas combo feels pretty smooth. one thing i'd love to see is a built-in content scheduler so i can draft blog posts and auto-publish them without leaving framer. would save me from bouncing between like three different tools every week.
It would be great if the AI agent could suggest accessibility fixes while you design, like flagging low contrast text or missing alt attributes right on the canvas. Catching those issues before publishing would save so much rework.
honestly the agent approach is pretty cool, it gave me a decent layout to start from instead of a blank page. took some tweaking on the canvas but way faster than starting from scratch
The canvas feels snappy and the AI agent suggestions were surprisingly on-brand for a quick test project. Liked that I could hop between prompts and manual tweaks without losing my work.
Would love a built-in SEO checklist that flags missing alt text, meta descriptions, and heading structure right inside the canvas. That would save jumping between Framer and another tool before publishing.
One thing that would really help me is a built-in performance audit that flags heavy interactions or oversized assets right inside the canvas, so I can fix speed issues without bouncing between tools or guessing what is hurting the site.
the canvas refinement step after the agent does its thing is honestly such a smart move, basically lets you keep the speed without losing that last bit of polish