Another tiny win for KAFFE ORIGIN ☕

My second Dub commission landed yesterday.

Is $7.50 a lot? Nope. 😄 Does it make me weirdly happy that a template I made is out there generating little commissions on its own? Absolutely.

First one was exciting. Second one makes it feel a little more real.

Onwards. ☕

KAFFE ORIGIN template

Built for coffee. Works for anything with an origin.

Kaffe Origin is a dark, typography-led template made for specialty roasters: a CMS-driven catalog, provenance data on every product, and a grayscale-to-color hover that lets the product carry the page.

The structure underneath isn’t about coffee. It’s about the three things every origin-led product shares: where it comes from, what makes it distinct, and how it’s made.

Rename the CMS fields and the same build fits:

• Olive oil: grove, variety, harvest, cold press

• Tea: estate, altitude, cultivar, oxidation

• Wine & spirits: terroir, vintage, notes, ageing

• Cacao: farm, origin %, fermentation, conching

• Honey, cheese, spices, ceramics, fragrance: same logic, different vocabulary

Nice surprise to start the week. ☕

KAFFE ORIGIN is steadily climbing the Framer Marketplace only a few days after launch.

I don't really care about the exact position. What makes me happy is seeing people discover it, remix it and start building with it.

Thanks to everyone who's given it a chance. ❤

A small milestone: Kaffe Origin earned its first commission today ☕

It's my third template on the Marketplace, and the first one to actually come back with something. Turns out designing the thing you genuinely care about, in my case, specialty coffee, makes a difference in how it lands.

On to the next. Thanks to everyone who gave feedback along the way 🙏

I honestly don't know if these are good Marketplace numbers or not. 😄

But less than 24 hours after launching KAFFE ORIGIN, it has already reached 1,433 impressions, 87 views, and 6 remixes.

I'm genuinely happy about that.

Every remix means someone thought, "I could build something with this."

I have a feeling something nice will come out of it. ☕

https://kaffeorigin.framer.website/

Kaffe Origin is live, and it is free.

A catalogue built for products that have something to prove about themselves. Every coffee publishes its batch, altitude, producer, varietal, harvest and process in hairline spec tables, because for specialty coffee that is not metadata, it is the product.

The whole interface is black and white on purpose, so the photography can do the one thing a flat template cannot: every image rests in grayscale and blooms into full colour when you touch it. On phones the same reveal fires as each card scrolls into view, so it does not become a desktop-only flourish.

Two CMS collections that talk to each other. Tag a coffee with a brewing method and it appears on that method's page by itself. Add a fifth method and the index, the navigation and a whole new detail page build themselves.

Inside the project there are two design pages: the full design system and a prompting guide with seven copy-paste prompts written against the real CMS fields, so an agent can fill in your content without inventing styles and wrecking the design.

Something new is almost out of the roaster ☕

Kaffe Origin, a Framer template for single-origin coffee roasters, built on one idea: show everything. Every lot with its batch, altitude, producer and process. No blends, no mystery.

CMS-driven roast catalog · Roast of the Month spotlight · Process & Methods pages. Editorial and dark throughout.

Dropping this week 👀

One Framer template. Three completedesign directions. Priced for the work it saves.

Build once. Present your client with three complete design directions. Triptych turns one Framer template into a faster way to explore, compare and approve a visual direction.

Have you found another Framer template offering anything quite like it? I haven’t.

https://triptych-template.framer.website/

Most templates make you commit to one visual direction before you know if it is the right one.

Triptych gives you three complete identities inside the same website: Minimal, Bold and Editorial.

Every section genuinely changes its layout, typography and composition. You can switch styles live, mix them across the page and share any combination with a unique URL.

No duplicated pages. No rebuilding the same website three times. No endless back and forth trying to choose a direction.

Explore all three versions live and find the one that fits your project

Last days at the $49 launch price. Then it goes up to $69.

NEW UPDATE 1,1

Eventify 1.1 — Countdown, Sponsors, and a more welcoming event site

This update adds the things event organisers asked for after launch: a reason to book now, a way to sell sponsorships, and the details attendees actually look for before buying a ticket.

New — Live countdown in the hero.

New — Partners & sponsors section.

New — Inclusion & sustainability.

New — Venue map link.

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🔸🔸 Make your event feel unmissable before the doors even open 🔸🔸

Eventify is a premium Framer template for conferences, summits, festivals, and multi-day events, designed with a warm black-and-gold editorial style.

Everything is CMS-driven. Add a speaker once and they automatically appear on the homepage, the full lineup, and their own profile page with bio, social links, and related sessions. Add sessions to the Schedule CMS and they populate the three-day agenda, including times, tracks, locations, and descriptions.

The template also includes interactive ticket selection with three pricing tiers, selected and sold-out states, an FAQ accordion, venue information, newsletter signup, legal pages, and a custom 404.

Eventify comes with 27 pre-filled CMS items, including 12 speakers already linked to their sessions, so the full experience works from the moment you remix it.

Highlights

- 2 CMS collections for Speakers and Schedule

- 9 complete pages

- Interactive ticket selection

- Three-day CMS-powered schedule

- 7 reusable components

- 12 color tokens and 18 text styles

- Responsive mobile navigation

- Design page with "Start Here" guide

- WCAG AA contrast and semantic HTML

- Lighthouse 100 for Accessibility, SEO, and Best Practices

Built with Gloock, Instrument Sans, and JetBrains Mono, all available directly in Framer.

What do we think of this masterpiece? 🧢

Not everything has to happen on a screen, sometimes my favorite stack is just needle, thread, and beginner-level confidence.

These caps are proudly a little wonky, very handmade, and honestly… kind of iconic.

Should I build them a proper Framer landing page and put a few up for sale? Drop a like or a comment and I’ll take it as extremely serious market validation.

Triptych v1.1 is live 🎛

Now a full multi-page site: CMS case-study pages, a Work index, and every style (Minimal / Bold / Editorial) independently editable at desktop, tablet & phone. Nine responsive canvases per section, live switching at every breakpoint, responsive type throughout. One build, three identities, every screen.

Don't take my word for it, open the demo and flip the styles yourself. 👇

https://triptych-template.framer.website/

Triptych — one template, three switchable identities. Live.

Every section ships in three hand-crafted styles: a clean Minimal, a brutalist Bold and a serif Editorial. And they're not recolors — the whole composition changes: the hero flips from a centered card to full-bleed B&W to a magazine cover, features go from bento grid to numbered index to centered manifesto.

The fun part: your visitors can switch styles in real time. Every section has its own switcher chips, a floating pill flips the entire page, and every combination has a shareable URL — send your client ?hero-style=Editorial&pricing-style=Minimal and close the deal in one call. When you've picked a winner, hide the switchers with one toggle and ship a single identity.

Everything is editable from the properties panel, features and testimonials are CMS-powered with case-study detail pages, colors and type live in three tidy token folders (a rebrand takes ~30 minutes), and there's a full Template Guide plus a 9-view Style Matrix inside the file. Native hamburger menu, WCAG AA contrast in all three palettes, custom 404.

Try the live demo and flip the styles yourself → triptych-template.framer.website

400 following. 250 followers.

Perfectly round numbers... for a few minutes at least. 😄

Thanks to everyone in the Framer Community for the inspiration, feedback and great conversations. 💙

Cadáver Exquisito Digital

For the Framer Hackathon, I built Cadáver Exquisito Digital, a collaborative web experiment inspired by the classic Exquisite Corpse creative exercise.

The idea is simple: each participant creates a section of a website without seeing what others have designed. Once all submissions are collected, the pieces are assembled into a single website, revealing an unexpected creation built by the entire community.

What I built

✨ Submission workflow connected to Google Sheets ✨ CMS synchronization for automatic content management ✨ Community voting system with live counters ✨ Curated gallery displaying approved remixes ✨ Fully designed editorial-style experience with a dark visual identity

Why I loved this challenge

This project explores collaboration, creative constraints, and the unpredictability of community-driven design. Instead of optimizing for consistency, it celebrates surprise and collective creativity.

Thanks to the Framer community for organizing such a fun challenge and for constantly pushing the boundaries of what's possible with Framer.

Would love to hear your thoughts and feedback! 🚀

Framer BCN 📍

Best watch party hosts! 🎉🍕🧢

Great chats, pizza, stickers and lots of Framer stories. Nice seeing you all again!