Citeflow

Citeflow is a light, photo-led Framer template for web and digital agencies, made by VictorFlow. The hero is a full-bleed portrait in profile against warm ochre, with "Web & Mobile App Solutions" in large white Apfel Grotezk at the bottom left. On the right, a stack of frosted service cards sits over the photo: one opens white with a short description and small tags like Analytics and Traffic Report, while the others stay as translucent rows with round thumbnails. The header keeps to a star logo and just Projects, Articles, and Contact.

The homepage is long and moves in big, image-heavy steps. Services return as an accordion of large headings, the open one showing tags such as Front-end and CMS integration beside two rounded photos. Projects get full-width dark panels, each with a centered rounded image and the project name in white over a blurred copy of the same shot, so a green crochet bag or a speaker on a plinth fills the screen. Client figures appear over a teal silhouette, then come pricing cards with a Month and Year toggle and a black highlighted plan, team portraits, article cards, a Know Before You Go FAQ with round plus buttons, and a Say Hello closing block. The Projects page opens with a centered title and short line, then sets work in a two-column grid of large rounded images.

On a phone, the headline centers over the photo and the service cards stack neatly underneath, with the menu in a black square button.

We'd pick Citeflow for small web studios and freelancers who sell design and development together. The homepage runs very long, so we'd cut sections you don't need. The client figures and pricing plans are demo content and need your own numbers.