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most course framer emplates are a checkout page with a hero on top.
cohestra looks like a small private school. big serif headlines, one accent, warm light theme and a proper dark one.
5th tempalte live now: https://framer.link/sV7RQYz
thanks!
Ok that looks damn good
thank you
wooowww
amazing wrok
thanks!
I hate to be the devil's advocate, but is there any consideration for accessibility? Maybe not the right audience?
There is
That's great to hear!
If you are curious we've implemented reduced motion option, on mobile screens there is no hover at all ofc, just subtle autoplaying animation.
User can simply not move cursor to read haha
And the last one since this is a template, future owner can turn off this completely.
Nice work👏🔥🔥
This is absolutely next-level design work!
Looks sick, love this hover effects so much!
thanks!
Love the serif headlines and how calm the whole thing reads.
Awesome work
thank you
Very amazing looking it is
This is amazing
nice animation Alex, the whole design is amazing
Wonderful, is it AI-generated entirely?
Thanks for sharing
Adorable design! Fresh and vibrant!
Love how Cohestra breaks away from generic course templates; it genuinely feels like a premium creative school.
The "small private school" framing is the whole win here, since most course templates sell urgency and this one sells credibility. The real test for a buyer is the curriculum structure, so I would love to know if you modeled the modules as a CMS collection they can reorder without touching layout.
beautiful motion!
Creative work !
Looks fire!!
Flawless 🧡
The design looks premium!
Gooodnesss’nn thats amazing
Congrats on template #5!
Outstanding work
Looks excellent 👌
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Amazing designs 😊
