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Ten years of building brand guidelines taught me one thing: clients don't need a 100-page PDF. What they need is something simple they'll actually use.
This template including Framer's CMS and AI agents let me build that in hours now instead of days.
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100 page brand guidelines can definitely be overkill... Love the idea of making them simpler and actually usable.
Fantastic work here. The final result feels really polished and visually strong!
Strong take, and I think you're right that most brand guideline PDFs end up read once and then ignored. Building the CMS and AI agent piece in hours instead of days is the bigger story here though, did that change how you'd scope a project like this going forward?
Awesome work🔥👏👏
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