Built with Framer
Halden & Hollow: Webflow to Framer Template Conversion
Kazi Mohammed Erfan
Verified
Halden Miller and Hollow: Webflow to Framer conversion of two templates for BYQ Supply
BYQ Supply sells website templates and sections for Webflow, Figma and Framer. We rebuilt two of its Webflow templates in Framer: Halden Miller, for consulting firms, and Hollow, for a yoga and wellness studio.
Client: BYQ Supply · Industry: Website templates · What we did: Webflow to Framer conversion · Platform: Webflow, Framer · Live: halden-millar.framer.website, hollow-template.framer.website
About the client
BYQ Supply is a design toolkit for Webflow, Figma, Framer and AI builders. It offers full website templates and a large library of sections that paste straight into a project. Halden Miller appears among the recent templates on its home page.
The challenge
A Framer user who likes a Webflow template cannot use it until someone rebuilds it, page by page.
Nothing copies across. Webflow classes and interactions do not move into Framer, so every section has to be built again.
Match on every screen. The Framer versions had to match the Webflow layouts on desktop, tablet and phone.
Interactions carry the feel. Hover states, scroll effects and Hollow's type-led navigation had to behave the same way.
Buyers edit, not developers. Text, images and sections had to change without code.
What we did
Halden Miller: a template for consulting firms
Rebuilt the hero, “We help rethink …” with a rotating service word, a case-study card and a client logo row.
Rebuilt the “Our foundations” cards, service mapping, project phases, testimonials and a tabbed FAQ.
Rebuilt the inner pages: About, Service, Pricing, Case Study, Blog, Book a Call, Contact and a legal page.
Hollow: an editorial yoga studio template
Rebuilt the hero, “Come home to your body.”, with its soft, type-led layout.
Rebuilt the class paths for yoga, pilates mat and meditation, the founder story, the retreat event block and the journal.
Rebuilt the inner pages: About, Classes, Timetable, Events, Store, Blog & News, First Time and Contact.
Section by section, on every breakpoint
Rebuilt each page section by section in Framer, matching the Webflow layouts on desktop, tablet and phone.
Recreated the hover and scroll interactions, including Hollow's type-led navigation.
Set up for template buyers
Set both templates up in Framer so buyers can edit text, images and sections without code.
Blog posts, events and case studies each open on their own detail page.
Scope
Included:
Webflow to Framer rebuild of both templates, every page
Desktop, tablet and phone layouts matched to the Webflow originals
Hover and scroll interactions recreated in Framer
Not included:
The design: both templates already existed in Webflow, and we matched them
A Figma file: the Halden Miller template states it does not include one
A custom domain: both templates run as Framer previews
Results
Both templates are live as Framer previews: halden-millar.framer.website and hollow-template.framer.website.
Halden Miller has 10 pages, plus blog and case-study detail pages.
Hollow has 9 pages, plus blog and event detail pages.
Both can be edited in Framer without code.
What we'd improve next
Connect Hollow's timetable to class booking, so visitors can reserve a spot from the page.
Give Halden Miller a services library in the CMS, so a firm can list each service on its own page.
Add a short getting-started page to each template that shows buyers where to change colors, fonts and the blog and event items.
Working on something similar?
I design websites in Figma and build them in Framer or Webflow, so your team can edit every page without a developer. Message me here on Contra with your site or Figma file, and I'll reply with a plan and a fixed price.
Like this project
Posted Oct 19, 2026
Two BYQ Supply website templates rebuilt from Webflow in Framer: Halden Miller for consulting firms and Hollow for a yoga studio.
Likes
1
Views
10
Clients
BYQ Supply
