Framlix
Premium quality, highly convertible Framer eCommerce templates to help you launch shop in hours – not weeks, for $ – not $$$
Meet Mesco - a Framer eCommerce template that just feels calm to move through, minimal grid and a bit of story.
Built on @Framer Commerce, so it's real and ready for selling, not just pretty.
Meet Mesco - a Framer eCommerce template that just feels calm to move through, minimal grid and a bit of story.
Built on @Framer Commerce, so it's real and ready for selling, not just pretty.
A designer's portfolio has one job: earn trust fast. With this site I set out to build more than a gallery, a pitch. The goal was to look premium and confident without saying either word, letting the copy carry the positioning and the design get out of its way. Direct voice, editorial typography, and real in-context mockups instead of sterile UI frames, a site that reads like a magazine spread, not a template.
Every project starts from brand. Clean beauty, wellness, performance athletics and others, each one gets its own voice, palette, and product experience before it ever goes live. Here's a walk through the latest work.
Should i drop my personal portfolio site as a free template on marketplace? 😏
Checkout the description for link and see it live!
Typically, most of the D2C stores separate into two parts – content that tells a story and commerce that only sells. Product listing pages become inflexible product grids, while product detail pages get overwhelmed by tabs and drop-down menus leading to a cart.
Solvane blends both into one seamless flow using Framer Commerce and Shopify. It incorporates flexible accordions for extensive information, quick switching of variants, and sticky sub-navigation.
👉🏻 Made with @Framer Commerce.
Clean PDP for a home-cleaning brand built around plastic-free, refillable bottles, the kind you buy once and keep topping up instead of throwing away.
The whole thing leans into that refill-forever idea and quietly makes the case for cutting plastic out of your cleaning routine.
👉🏻 Made with @Framer Commerce.
Exploration of homepage hero section on our upcoming 8th eCommerce template made with Framer Commerce.
💬 How does it look?
We've built an eCommerce homepage that relies on big visuals and a nice grids. No clutter and misleading buttons, just straightforward design built for an apparel or fitness brand.
Built using @Framer Commerce.
Made this eCommerce template for jewelry and leather goods brands: bags, pendants, that kind of thing.
Wanted to create something that feels a bit more editorial than the usual eCommerce.
How does it look?
Sharing a walkthrough of Awe, our Framer eCommerce template. No custom backend, no hacks, just Framer + Framer Commerce doing what a modern DTC store actually needs.
Our new Framer eCommerce template is out! 🔥
Using Framer Commerce, this template was designed for athletic, performance driven brands who wants to upgrade their website with Framer.
Check out the live website: https://forgefit-framlix.framer.website/
Just launched Forgefit! 🏃♂
Honestly this is the strongest template we've built so far, technically. We spent a lot of extra time getting the eCommerce side right – checkout flow, cart, filtering, all of it, so it just performs the way it should.
If you're into sportswear/athletic brands, go take a look: forgefit-framlix.framer.website
Would love to hear what you think 🙌
Meet Awe — the most advanced Framer eCommerce template for furniture sellers, hands down. If you're selling sofas, lamps, rugs, or any home décor — this is the one. Built on Framer Commerce. Multi-market, multi-currency, fully loaded — product pages, collections, bestsellers, sale drops, designer profiles, the works.
Grab it here: https://sub.chujiqiqi.com/community/marketplace/templates/awe/
As a creator, i'm not quite happy with new Framer marketplace system. Now there will be no clear process and guidelines of good work for getting in, you can push whatever you want. That means for clients that they'll have to work really hard before they find a good template within this market of saturated low-quality work, which creates an additional barrier to make a final purchase.
But maybe that's just me. Let me know your thoughts!
