Custiq is a reusable Framer template designed for AI and SaaS companies that need a professional landing page to present their product and encourage visitors to take action.

I created this project to explore how a landing page template can balance clean design with practical usability. The goal was to build something that not only looks professional but also gives founders a strong starting point for launching their product.

The entire template was designed and built in Framer, covering everything from planning the page structure to designing the interface and developing the final experience.

Designing a reusable template is different from designing a website for one business.

The challenge was to create a landing page that could work for different AI and SaaS companies while remaining easy to customize and simple to understand.

I also wanted the template to include everything most SaaS businesses need without making the page feel crowded or difficult to navigate.

The project focused on four main goals:

Create a reusable Framer template for AI and SaaS businesses.

Build a complete landing page with a clear structure and user flow.

Design a template that is easy to customize for different products and brands.

Create a professional project that reflects my approach to designing and building websites in Framer.

I started by defining who the template was for and what visitors should understand within the first few seconds.

The layout was planned to help businesses explain their product, build trust, and guide visitors toward signing up or getting in touch.

I reviewed landing pages from AI startups and SaaS companies to understand how they present their products, explain features, and encourage users to take action.

This research helped me identify common patterns while also finding opportunities to keep the layout cleaner and easier to scan.

Before moving into design, I planned the page structure and created wireframes to organize the content.

The final template includes all the core sections most SaaS businesses need, including product features, process, integrations, pricing, testimonials, FAQ, team, contact information, and clear calls to action.

Planning the structure first helped create a smooth reading experience from top to bottom.

After finalizing the structure, I designed and built the entire template in Framer.

The design uses a black and white foundation with purple accents to highlight important elements, while blue is reserved for primary call-to-action buttons to naturally draw attention where it matters most.

The template is fully responsive and includes reusable components, smooth animations, scroll effects, slideshows, forms, and interactive elements throughout the page.

One feature I especially enjoyed building is the team section. Each team card flips to reveal additional information, and visitors can switch between two different background styles, adding a small level of interaction without making the experience feel distracting.

Custiq demonstrates my approach to building websites and templates in Framer from start to finish.

It combines thoughtful planning, a clear page structure, and interactive elements into a template that SaaS and technology companies can easily adapt to their own business.

The project also reflects how I think about user experience, visual hierarchy, and usability while keeping the final product simple to customize and enjoyable to use.

Framer

Framer Shaders

Icon libraries

AI-generated team images

Stock photography

Custiq is a self-initiated project created to explore ideas, improve my Framer workflow, and demonstrate how I approach planning, designing, and building reusable templates for SaaS and technology companies.