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About to drop this new @Framer template Wildedge.
Built for an environmental agency.
Generic enough for any business and impressive enough to stand out.
The subtle shader and blend mode with a loop animation and clean hover interactions makes the hero.
Smooth scroll transforms take you through the website.
The typography and images do the work.
All content built into 5 CMS collections to make editing and remixing fast and simple.
Check the live site out here https://wildedge.framer.website
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