Framewell

Framewell is a Framer template by Aathif Thajudeen for an independent web designer selling builds to small clients. The hero is plain and confident: "Creating Websites Without Nonsense" in black Geist with one word dropped to grey, a short intro line and a black Get in Touch pill. Up in the header, the designer's name sits beside a small live clock, a nice touch for someone who works across time zones.

The homepage covers a full sales pitch without feeling crowded. Recent Works shows website mockups laid over product photos with a name and a category under each, then an about block with a moody portrait. Each service card has a strip of thumbnails scrolling inside it, followed by a testimonial row, stat cards, a features grid with small icons, three blog cards, a numbered How I Work list from discovery to launch, and three pricing cards. Every section starts with a tiny square bullet label, and the headings keep the black and grey two-tone pattern throughout. The projects page uses the same two-column cards with a year range on the right. We like the moving thumbnails inside the service cards; they show the kind of work behind each service without adding another gallery.

On a 390px phone the headline still fits on two lines, the nav collapses to a Menu label, and the work cards go full width.

We'd pick Framewell for a freelance designer or no-code developer with a handful of client sites to show. Read the pricing block closely before launch: two of the three plans carry the same name in the demo, and the stats and testimonials are sample content you'll need to swap for your own.