Baxlor

Baxlor is a bright, friendly Framer template by Abdur Rahman for design agencies that sell to tech startups. The hero is white with a soft rainbow blur of peach, pink and sky blue glowing behind a small floating navigation pill, and the headline reads "Creative solution for AI & SaaS startups" in heavy Aspekta, with one black call button and a wide, rounded team photo below. The rest of the palette is black and white, with small app-style icons in red, blue, green and orange adding the color.

A client logo strip leads into two centered paragraphs about the agency, then Selected Work presents each project as a large rounded card with a logo, two tags, a short blurb, a View Full Project button and a photo on the right. What We Do arranges four service cards around a tall product image in the middle. Client Reviews pairs a block of headline figures with a quote slider before an FAQ accordion and a closing "Have a project idea in mind?" panel that brings the rainbow glow back. The projects page reuses the same cards under an All Projects heading. We like the services layout, where the center image keeps four text cards from feeling like a spreadsheet.

On a 390px phone the navigation shrinks to the logo and a menu icon, the headline holds at two lines, and the call button and team photo stack neatly with the logos scrolling below.

We'd pick Baxlor for a small product design or Framer studio that wants a clean, credible first impression fast. The weak spot is proof: the logos are placeholders and the figures and quotes are invented, so you'll need real clients and real numbers before it works.