Framer
We design in Figma, then build a responsive Framer site with a component system and a CMS your team can update without a developer.
What Framer is
Framer is a website builder that works like a design tool. Pages are laid out visually on a canvas, with breakpoints for desktop, tablet and phone. It includes a CMS for repeated content such as case studies, articles and product pages, along with hosting, forms, redirects, localization and built-in analytics. Teams edit content and layouts directly, without touching code.
How we use it
We build in Framer when your team wants to edit pages visually and keep routine updates inside marketing.
Component systems. Shared sections and components, so new pages stay consistent.
A CMS planned around your content. Collections set up for what you publish, such as case studies, articles and product pages.
Sites your team runs. For Peak3, we built a Framer site with six CMS collections connected to HubSpot. The team manages its case studies, blog posts and product updates through the CMS.
Brand and site together. For Diverge, the Framer build followed brand strategy, messaging, identity and website design. The new site puts product evidence and deployments first for buyers outside Denmark.
We’re an Official Framer Expert.
What you get
A Framer site with a reusable component system and CMS
Responsive design across desktop, tablet and phone
A handover of files, access and guidance, so your team can run the site
When Framer fits
Framer suits teams who want to edit pages visually and keep routine updates inside the marketing team. It fits most marketing sites for software companies, including product pages, case studies, resources and launches.
If your site needs heavier custom logic, or your team already runs a large Webflow setup, we’ll talk through Webflow instead. We build in both.
Questions about Framer
Daniel G. Bright
Founder, BrightStudios
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