This framer hero for ESESNET Studio is built to feel immersive, sharp, and intentional. Every element is reduced to what matters, letting typography, spacing, and subtle motion carry the experience.
The focus here wasn’t decoration, but control. Creating a clear visual entry point, guiding attention, and setting the tone instantly without overwhelming the user.
A balance between precision and restraint, where the layout feels considered, the hierarchy is clear, and the overall presence feels confident from the first interaction.
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Startfrom 2.0 is live. It's our template library: finished websites designed at Apollo Studio, available as a Framer project, an Astro theme or a Next.js app.
Each template page shows what you get and runs the live demo in the page. Some templates are free.
Keeping content separate from layout would make the Astro and Next.js versions easier to customise. Do they share a content schema, or does each template have its own setup?