Framer
AI website builder for professional sites and teams
4.8•258 reviews•8.2K followers
AI website builder for professional sites and teams
4.8•258 reviews•8.2K followers
The AI website builder for professional sites. Design with agents, refine on the canvas, and ship with your team.
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Votive · Free E-commerce Template
Launched this week
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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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.
Love how the agent-assisted design feels, but a built-in A/B testing mode would be huge for shipping different hero variants without leaving the canvas. Could be a simple side-by-side preview with traffic split. Would save me a ton of back-and-forth with the dev team on launch day.
Honestly loving the agent workflow so far, but it would be great if the canvas had a built-in way to lock specific sections so the AI doesn't keep restyling them every time you regenerate. Right now I keep losing my header tweaks.
One thing I'd love is a built-in content calendar so I can schedule blog posts or landing page updates directly from Framer, maybe with a quick "publish at" toggle next to each draft. Would save me from juggling a separate scheduling tool and keep everything tied to the live page.
A built-in AB testing tool would be amazing, letting you spin up variants of a page inside the same project and see real engagement data before you pick a winner.