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Created this Scroll mask Component Which can be attached to your CMS for as many Images and Content you want.
Remix: https://framer.link/SunhbZ4
-- you can Create and Attach new variables or remove any. (Add new Content or so..)
-- you can also play around with Main Hero Image sizing. etc..
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The Best CMS Is the One Your Client Can Actually Use.
I've seen websites with powerful CMS features that still leave clients confused.
They can technically edit the website—but they don't know where to start.
For me, a good CMS should feel simple.
A client should be able to log in and immediately understand:
→ Where to update text
→ How to replace an image
→ How to add a new blog post
→ How to update a service
→ How to manage products or content
→ How to publish changes safely
That's why CMS planning should happen during the design process, not after it.
I think about the person who will manage the website long after I'm finished building it.
The goal is simple:
You shouldn't need a developer for every small content update.
A well-structured CMS gives businesses more control, saves time, and makes the website much easier to maintain.
Beautiful design gets attention.
Simple content management keeps the website useful.
What is the biggest thing you would want to be able to edit yourself on your website?
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Amazing work