Wildedge: Framer Template for Local Businesses

Wildedge is a Framer template built around a fictional environmental agency. The brand is specific enough to feel real, generic enough to work for any local or service business: salons, studios, clinics, consultants, contractors.

The homepage opens on a full-bleed cover with a subtle shader and blend mode layered over a loop animation. Clean hover interactions round it out. The result is a hero that feels considered without being heavy.

Smooth scroll transforms carry you through the site. Below the hero, a sticky chapter section holds and swaps between intro, projects, and journal panels as you scroll. The typography and images do the work here, not effects stacked on effects.

All content is built into 5 CMS collections, so buyers can publish a real business site by editing content, not rebuilding structure.

CMS-driven home, work, journal, contact, and legal pages

Sticky home chapter with layered hero titles

Site Set Up singleton for brand, nav, footer, and utilities

Work and Journal collections with list + detail routes

About handled as a Journal item (no extra collection needed)

Contact form + thank-you flow

Editorial type system in Satoshi

Soft stone / deep forest colour tokens

Reusable nav, footer, CTA, and footer link components

Responsive desktop and mobile layouts

The visual language leans editorial. Satoshi handles the type. The colour palette runs soft stone against deep forest greens, warm enough to feel approachable, muted enough to let the photography lead.

Every component (nav, footer, CTA blocks, footer links) is built as a reusable instance, so reskinning the template means changing tokens, not rebuilding layouts.

Local service businesses that want an editorial site with real content structure, not a one-page brochure. Impressive enough to stand out, simple enough to manage without a developer.

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