You bought a Framer template and it still looks like the template. Or you have a site running and something on it needs to change.

This is for both. Swapping your brand into a template properly, adding sections it doesn't ship with, restructuring the CMS, or fixing what's broken on a site that's already live.

You get a fixed estimate before I start, and I don't start until you approve it.

You send it. The template link or the live site, with a note on what needs changing.

I look, then quote. I go through it properly, because templates hide a lot under clean-looking sections, then send a fixed estimate and what I'd do. Nothing starts until you approve it.

I work. Most jobs run 2 to 6 hours across 2 to 3 days.

Brand pass I make sure your brand aligned with the template, well I do make sure it's even aligned with what you looking for and business need, shortly I super personalise it , I explain my point and opinion in the proposal file I send before we start working together or in our moodpboard stage if we gonna need that,Colours, typography, spacing and radius pulled into your brand and set as reusable styles. Change one value later.

Sections and components Adding sections the template doesn't have, cutting the ones you don't need, and rebuilding the ones that nearly work. New components get built to match what's already there so nothing looks where it doesn't belong.

CMS restructuring Reshaping collections around your actual content instead of the demo content the template shipped with. Blog, case studies, products, team, whatever the site holds.

Responsive repair Templates usually look right on desktop but maybe fall apart somewhere between. I test it in all breakpoint and fix what breaks, including a max width so the layout doesn't stretch on a large monitor.

Technical SEO make sure your site performance is also getting cared of,Meta titles and descriptions, OG image, alt text, one H1 per page, clean heading order. Templates ship with placeholder metadata and almost nobody replaces it.

Domain and DNS connected, a pass across browsers. The project stays on your Framer account throughout, so nothing needs transferring and you never lose access.

No clock on this one, because the work is scoped to specific changes rather than a whole site. If a section I edited stops behaving, tell me. New requests are new hours, quoted first, same as always.