A website that doesn’t just showcase your work — it makes people remember it, just like our new F...A website that doesn’t just showcase your work — it makes people remember it, just like our new F...
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A website that doesn’t just showcase your work — it makes people remember it, just like our new Framer Template Okta.
What do you think — would you use Okta for your creative studio?
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That red accent on Design cutting through the dark background is doing exactly what the caption promises, it's the kind of detail people screenshot. Would use it for a studio in a heartbeat.
That red accent on Design cutting through the dark background is doing exactly what the caption promises, it's the kind of detail people screenshot. Would use it for a studio in a heartbeat.
I made a free agent skill for Framer template creators. It QAs a template before it goes on the Marketplace: checks the editor project, the live site on every breakpoint, and SEO and AEO, fixes clear issues, and adds a getting-started guide for buyers.
What influenced your vote more: the layout or the photography?
Two homepage directions for the same fictional lighting studio.
I’m curious whether seeing the product up close or seeing it in a space makes you want to explore more.
Atmospheric, and it was the photography that decided it. A lamp is a product you buy for what it does to a room, so seeing the warm glow pooling across a dark surface sells the feeling before the layout even registers. Sculptural is gorgeous but shows the object, Atmospheric shows the outcome.