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Just shipped Chard: a free Framer template for independent dietitians and nutritionists.
Most dietitian templates open on cream, sage and a smiling portrait. Chard opens on a Saturday market stall, with the practice name edge to edge in beetroot red.
→ The first hour is laid out minute by minute in four steps, with its length and its price
→ Each programme is a ticket listing every session, the total and the saving
→ One switch in the CMS turns the Home's next opening into "Waiting list only"
→ Scroll the market walk in the preview: the photo holds while the week's shopping list goes by
11 pages, 2 CMS collections, a 12-step Start Here page and 3 Agent Skills included.
Free. Remix link delivered as soon as you get it:
https://contra.com/products/5iL9BFPx-chard-free-framer-template-for-dietitians
Love the market-inspired concept! The pricing transparency and waiting-list CMS switch are especially smart touches. 👏
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