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Give your AI agency website a million $$$ vibe
Check it out: https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/easer/
A website feels designed when every section follows the same rules.
For Vanaxity, our AI content engine, we kept it simple: one type family, the same spacing on every section, one button shape, and the same deep-space palette on desktop and mobile.
It holds across languages too. One switch, and the site reads in Vietnamese with the same layout.
That's how I like to work at Van Data Team: design the site, then build the agent behind it.
What's the first thing you check when a site starts to feel inconsistent?
After making Framer components, I finally built my first template.
Perfect for Indie game studios, game jams, early access and playtest sign-ups, Steam or console launch teasers, and any project with a retro or arcade vibe.
Free on the Framer Marketplace. Link below 👇
Congrats on the first template. "You're in, Player 1" as the success state is such a good touch, and the world-loading bar with players in queue makes a waitlist feel alive. Is the queue counter wired to real sign-ups, or a number you edit in Framer?