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Picture someone landing on a lawyer's website. They're stressed, they're scrolling, and you've got about three seconds.
So Marlowe's hero says it straight: "Your dispute. My full attention."
No stock skyline. No wall of legal jargon. Just you, your promise, and one clear way to get in touch.
Marlowe is our new Framer template for solo lawyers. Take a look ↓
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love this as well man
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Absolute positioning can be really useful in Framer.
For example, when an element needs to overlap another element or sit on top of other stack. (1st clip)
It's also useful when an element needs to stay in a specific position instead of following the normal layout. (2nd clip)
These are just a few cases where absolute positioning makes sense.
Great breakdown! Absolute positioning is so underrated in Framer for those overlap cases. Love how you explained the 2 use-cases - stacking and fixed position vs normal flow. Super helpful tip!
