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I just published a new @Framer template: Wightwise. I wanted the weight-care storefront to leave space for people to read before they reach a product action.
Each treatment page pairs a gallery with a longer description, safety information and questions to discuss with a clinician. The journal has its own article layout, so a brand can keep useful guides alongside the catalog instead of squeezing everything into product cards.
The visual direction uses full-width photography, cream backgrounds and forest-green typography. All medical-brand content in the preview is fictional demo material.
Available on the @Framer marketplace: https://weightcare-template.framer.website
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Weight Loss Ecommerce Template for Framer | Wightwise
Build a weight loss website with Wightwise, a Framer ecommerce template with Shopify integration via Frameship, product pages, CMS blog and responsive layouts.
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