This is my first Framer template. It's called Kamayari.

"Kamay" means hand. "Yari" means made. Made by hand.

It's for furniture, homeware and craft shops that don't sell through a checkout. Their customers want to see the piece, ask about it, and talk to someone before they buy.

So the whole site follows one rule. Show the product first. The enquiry follows.

This one has a few firsts for me: 1. My first try at micro interactions inside the Framer canvas 2. My first dynamic visual elements. The editing previews on the page aren't videos. They're actual elements built in the canvas. 3. The owner runs the site from the CMS. Products, prices, photos, hours, brand color, dark mode. No code.

It has 9 pages, 39 sample products, filters, and layouts for desktop, tablet and phone.

I'm not someone who keeps a template as-is. This one is a starting point for shops that aren't ready for a custom build yet.

Heads-up: The template itself works, but the checkout links and some of the forms are still in testing. So it's not fully functional yet.

Here's what I'd like your read on. Open the page and the demo. Can you tell who it's for in the first few seconds? When you hit enquire, is it clear what happens next?

Page: kamayari.framer.website