Real feedback from someone using my Framer template, Kern.
Kern is completely free to use — build your site today.
https://hy.chujiqiqi.com/marketplace/templates/kern/
Good update from Framer — template thumbnail videos are hover-to-play now instead of autoplay. One thing that'd make it complete: the static screenshot it grabs is almost always mid-animation load. Letting us pick the exact frame for the thumbnail would fix this.
Just curious about something on the Framer Community 👀
In the Members tab → Trending, I’ve noticed some accounts near the top that have 0 posts, 0 templates, 0 components, 0 sites, etc.
Not hating at all — genuinely curious, what makes an account “trending” in this case? 😅
Is there some activity/ranking signal behind the scenes that we don’t see?
Maison Studio — my 13th template, free to use. An interior design site built around restraint rather than flash: warm neutral palette, serif/sans pairing, and a layout that lets the photography carry the page.
If you'd like to see more templates like this, a like helps it reach more people. Appreciate the support.
Maison Studio is live — my 13th template, and it's free to use. An interior design site built around restraint rather than flash. Warm neutral palette, serif/sans pairing, and a layout that tries to let the photography carry the page instead of competing with it.
Includes CMS collections for projects, services, and testimonials, so it's easy to update without touching the layout.
Contact page for Gardenza — a simple form, direct contact info, and a short note on what happens after you submit. Part of the free template, live now.
Framer splitting the Marketplace into separate Templates and Components tabs is a good call. Used to have to scroll past a ton of components just to browse templates. Small change, real improvement.
Blog pages for Gardenza — an index with category filtering, plus a full CMS-connected post template with author credit and related posts. Part of the free template, live now.
Services pages for Gardenza — an index listing every service, plus a full CMS-connected detail page for each one, with overview, what's included, and related projects. Part of the free template, live now.
Projects pages for Gardenza — a filterable archive plus a full CMS-connected detail page for each project, with description and gallery. Part of the free template, live now.
Gardenza's About page — story, values, and the team behind it, kept distinct from the homepage teaser so it's not just repeating the same content. Part of the free template, live now.
Gardenza's homepage — hero, before/after slider, services, projects, testimonials, all in one scroll. Built for gardening and landscaping businesses that need the page to actually convert. Free template — if you like it, a like on the post would really help. Feedback welcome too.
Gardenza is live — my 12th template. A 10-page gardening and landscaping site, fully CMS-connected across services, projects, team, and blog, built for conversion. Free to use. Feedback welcome.
20 soft clay 3D icons, free to use. One consistent finish, one muted palette, transparent PNGs. Full set available as a Figma file — drop them straight into any Framer project.
Small update on Eye Button — it's been out for a while now and the numbers have been solid.
59,130+ impressions
2,771+ views
2,038+ unique visitors
1,229+ installs
210 likes
Appreciate everyone who's used it or dropped feedback. If you haven't tried it yet, Try it - https://framer.link/mz86YqF
Blog section for the gardening template is done. Wanted it to give the site some long-term value beyond just services and projects. Open to feedback before I move on.
Testimonial section for the gardening template is done. Tried a different approach than the usual card layout. Open to feedback before I move on.
Projects section for the landscaping template is up. Simple grid, links out to individual project pages. Feedback welcome as always.
Why Us section for the gardening template is done. Wanted it to feel like proof, not just claims, so kept it short and specific. Open to feedback before I keep going.
