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Framer template designed for conferences, summits, and multi-day events. It includes a modular system to manage speakers, schedule, and ticket sales, with content connected from the CMS and a dark, elegant, and editorial visual identity.
Eventify is a Framer template for conferences, summits and multi-day events, built from a clear, modular structure ready to adapt to different agenda formats, speakers and ticket sales.
The project has been developed from the start as a reusable, scalable and easy-to-customise digital product. Beyond the visual proposal, the system resolves all the necessary architecture to manage dynamic content, speaker profiles, sessions, calendar and ticketing from the CMS.
Its creation has leveraged one of the new features of Framer 3.0, the incorporation of AI agents within the workflow. The result is a complete, coherent and ready-to-publish template that balances visual direction, flexibility and a technical foundation designed to grow.
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