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Nivest — a Framer eCommerce store for sneaker/athletic footwear brands, built with Framer Commerce. "Performance in every step" — bold, statement-driven design with men's/women's collections, new arrivals, sale countdown, and a newsroom covering materials, design, and brand trust.
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He works alone and travels to the customer. Rain cancels outdoor jobs. Customers under-describe how dirty their cars are, so jobs run long. About 20% of bookings were no-shows because people forgot he was coming to them.
Framer skills are fun and useful.
Check out how I create a new page + CMS for this website.
You'll get 5 skills with the template from @Framer Marketplace https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/oda/
Bundling the skills with the template is a smart move, feels like you're selling the workflow and not just the layout. Does the agent keep the page consistent with the existing CMS styles on its own, or do you still end up nudging spacing by hand?