UI/UX Designer & Framer Developer
Just shipped Harbors — a nonprofit & donation template built in Framer.
17 pages, CMS-driven Programs/Stories/Events/News, working forms, and a full donor journey (Donate → Volunteer → Fundraise → Corporate Partnerships) — all wired up and ready to remix.
Built for charities and community orgs that want to show donors exactly where their money goes, without hiring a dev team to launch.
Would love your feedback 👇
Keep — a membership template for paid, gated communities. Built with a CMS-driven resource vault, a tiered pricing table, member-only gated content cards, waitlist and application forms, and full light/dark mode. A community template made for creators and coaches selling access to a private group, not just another course.
Just shipped Summit — a Framer template for conferences, summits, and multi-day events.
Most event templates stop at a hero and a countdown. This one has an actual working multi-day/multi-track schedule filter, tiered tickets, speaker profiles with their own pages, a real venue map, and 7 CMS collections behind it — so you can run a real event, not just look like you're running one.
13 pages, full light/dark mode, fully responsive (checked on real phone breakpoints, not just auto-reflow), working forms out of the box.
Would love feedback if you check it out 🙌
CivilGrid is a construction intelligence platform that helps engineering, construction, and utility teams simplify the pre-construction process. By bringing critical site, utility, environmental, and geospatial data into one place, CivilGrid makes it easier to assess sites, identify potential risks, and make faster, more informed decisions before a project begins.
A personal portfolio for designer Alex Minkin, showcasing environmental and experiential design work — including large-scale retail and entertainment projects. Built to let the visual work carry the site, with a clean, gallery-like browsing experience.
0xBow builds Privacy Pools — a compliant way to transact privately on Ethereum. The site distills a technically dense DeFi/privacy-compliance product into a clean, credible interface for both crypto-native users and institutional visitors evaluating on-chain privacy tooling.
Just published Nova — a Changelog, Help Center & Roadmap template, fully wired to Framer's CMS.
A few things I focused on that I don't see often in templates on here:
— Live tag filtering on the changelog (New/Improved/Fixed), not just a static list
— Actual working search on the Help Center, not a decorative input
— A proper component library underneath it — Button, Badge, Card, Nav — all bound to variables/CMS fields
— A real mobile drawer nav, not just a squeezed-down desktop layout
— Dark mode via theme-aware color tokens across the whole system
Would genuinely appreciate feedback from other builders here, especially on the CMS filtering setup — happy to talk through how any of it works.
Hey everyone! Just shipped a new template I'm excited about: Willow Creek, a warm, editorial-style site built specifically for vacation rentals, cottages, and guesthouses.
The goal was simple — most rental sites either look like a sterile Airbnb clone or a dated brochure site. I wanted something that felt like flipping through a beautifully shot travel magazine, but still converts: real photography, clear amenities, guest reviews, and a frictionless path to "Book Now."
A few things I'm proud of under the hood:
🗂 CMS-powered — Amenities and Guest Reviews are live Collections. Add or edit items straight from the CMS panel, zero design edits needed.
🧩 Fully componentized — Nav, Footer, amenity rows, review cards — all proper components with exposed controls, so re-branding is just swapping values, not rebuilding layers.
🏗 One shared Layout Template — Nav + Footer live in a single template across all 6 pages, so a logo or nav change happens once and propagates everywhere.
✨ Subtle motion — scroll-triggered fade-ins and layered parallax on the hero imagery, tuned to feel smooth without being gimmicky.
📱 Fully responsive across desktop, tablet, and phone, with a dedicated mobile menu.
6 pages included: Home, Gallery, Book, Terms, Privacy, and a custom 404.
Would love feedback from this community, especially on the motion/parallax pacing — trying to get that "alive but not distracting" balance right.
🔗 Preview it here
📩 Questions? hello@anowarhdesign.com
UI/UX Designer & Framer Developer
Just shipped Harbors — a nonprofit & donation template built in Framer.
17 pages, CMS-driven Programs/Stories/Events/News, working forms, and a full donor journey (Donate → Volunteer → Fundraise → Corporate Partnerships) — all wired up and ready to remix.
Built for charities and community orgs that want to show donors exactly where their money goes, without hiring a dev team to launch.
Would love your feedback 👇
Keep — a membership template for paid, gated communities. Built with a CMS-driven resource vault, a tiered pricing table, member-only gated content cards, waitlist and application forms, and full light/dark mode. A community template made for creators and coaches selling access to a private group, not just another course.
Just shipped Summit — a Framer template for conferences, summits, and multi-day events.
Most event templates stop at a hero and a countdown. This one has an actual working multi-day/multi-track schedule filter, tiered tickets, speaker profiles with their own pages, a real venue map, and 7 CMS collections behind it — so you can run a real event, not just look like you're running one.
13 pages, full light/dark mode, fully responsive (checked on real phone breakpoints, not just auto-reflow), working forms out of the box.
Would love feedback if you check it out 🙌
CivilGrid is a construction intelligence platform that helps engineering, construction, and utility teams simplify the pre-construction process. By bringing critical site, utility, environmental, and geospatial data into one place, CivilGrid makes it easier to assess sites, identify potential risks, and make faster, more informed decisions before a project begins.
A personal portfolio for designer Alex Minkin, showcasing environmental and experiential design work — including large-scale retail and entertainment projects. Built to let the visual work carry the site, with a clean, gallery-like browsing experience.
0xBow builds Privacy Pools — a compliant way to transact privately on Ethereum. The site distills a technically dense DeFi/privacy-compliance product into a clean, credible interface for both crypto-native users and institutional visitors evaluating on-chain privacy tooling.
Just published Nova — a Changelog, Help Center & Roadmap template, fully wired to Framer's CMS.
A few things I focused on that I don't see often in templates on here:
— Live tag filtering on the changelog (New/Improved/Fixed), not just a static list
— Actual working search on the Help Center, not a decorative input
— A proper component library underneath it — Button, Badge, Card, Nav — all bound to variables/CMS fields
— A real mobile drawer nav, not just a squeezed-down desktop layout
— Dark mode via theme-aware color tokens across the whole system
Would genuinely appreciate feedback from other builders here, especially on the CMS filtering setup — happy to talk through how any of it works.
Hey everyone! Just shipped a new template I'm excited about: Willow Creek, a warm, editorial-style site built specifically for vacation rentals, cottages, and guesthouses.
The goal was simple — most rental sites either look like a sterile Airbnb clone or a dated brochure site. I wanted something that felt like flipping through a beautifully shot travel magazine, but still converts: real photography, clear amenities, guest reviews, and a frictionless path to "Book Now."
A few things I'm proud of under the hood:
🗂 CMS-powered — Amenities and Guest Reviews are live Collections. Add or edit items straight from the CMS panel, zero design edits needed.
🧩 Fully componentized — Nav, Footer, amenity rows, review cards — all proper components with exposed controls, so re-branding is just swapping values, not rebuilding layers.
🏗 One shared Layout Template — Nav + Footer live in a single template across all 6 pages, so a logo or nav change happens once and propagates everywhere.
✨ Subtle motion — scroll-triggered fade-ins and layered parallax on the hero imagery, tuned to feel smooth without being gimmicky.
📱 Fully responsive across desktop, tablet, and phone, with a dedicated mobile menu.
6 pages included: Home, Gallery, Book, Terms, Privacy, and a custom 404.
Would love feedback from this community, especially on the motion/parallax pacing — trying to get that "alive but not distracting" balance right.
🔗 Preview it here
📩 Questions? hello@anowarhdesign.com
Just shipped Harbors — a nonprofit & donation template built in Framer.
17 pages, CMS-driven Programs/Stories/Events/News, working forms, and a full donor journey (Donate → Volunteer → Fundraise → Corporate Partnerships) — all wired up and ready to remix.
Built for charities and community orgs that want to show donors exactly where their money goes, without hiring a dev team to launch.
Would love your feedback 👇
Keep — a membership template for paid, gated communities. Built with a CMS-driven resource vault, a tiered pricing table, member-only gated content cards, waitlist and application forms, and full light/dark mode. A community template made for creators and coaches selling access to a private group, not just another course.
Just shipped Summit — a Framer template for conferences, summits, and multi-day events.
Most event templates stop at a hero and a countdown. This one has an actual working multi-day/multi-track schedule filter, tiered tickets, speaker profiles with their own pages, a real venue map, and 7 CMS collections behind it — so you can run a real event, not just look like you're running one.
13 pages, full light/dark mode, fully responsive (checked on real phone breakpoints, not just auto-reflow), working forms out of the box.
Would love feedback if you check it out 🙌
CivilGrid is a construction intelligence platform that helps engineering, construction, and utility teams simplify the pre-construction process. By bringing critical site, utility, environmental, and geospatial data into one place, CivilGrid makes it easier to assess sites, identify potential risks, and make faster, more informed decisions before a project begins.
A personal portfolio for designer Alex Minkin, showcasing environmental and experiential design work — including large-scale retail and entertainment projects. Built to let the visual work carry the site, with a clean, gallery-like browsing experience.
0xBow builds Privacy Pools — a compliant way to transact privately on Ethereum. The site distills a technically dense DeFi/privacy-compliance product into a clean, credible interface for both crypto-native users and institutional visitors evaluating on-chain privacy tooling.
Just published Nova — a Changelog, Help Center & Roadmap template, fully wired to Framer's CMS.
A few things I focused on that I don't see often in templates on here:
— Live tag filtering on the changelog (New/Improved/Fixed), not just a static list
— Actual working search on the Help Center, not a decorative input
— A proper component library underneath it — Button, Badge, Card, Nav — all bound to variables/CMS fields
— A real mobile drawer nav, not just a squeezed-down desktop layout
— Dark mode via theme-aware color tokens across the whole system
Would genuinely appreciate feedback from other builders here, especially on the CMS filtering setup — happy to talk through how any of it works.
Hey everyone! Just shipped a new template I'm excited about: Willow Creek, a warm, editorial-style site built specifically for vacation rentals, cottages, and guesthouses.
The goal was simple — most rental sites either look like a sterile Airbnb clone or a dated brochure site. I wanted something that felt like flipping through a beautifully shot travel magazine, but still converts: real photography, clear amenities, guest reviews, and a frictionless path to "Book Now."
A few things I'm proud of under the hood:
🗂 CMS-powered — Amenities and Guest Reviews are live Collections. Add or edit items straight from the CMS panel, zero design edits needed.
🧩 Fully componentized — Nav, Footer, amenity rows, review cards — all proper components with exposed controls, so re-branding is just swapping values, not rebuilding layers.
🏗 One shared Layout Template — Nav + Footer live in a single template across all 6 pages, so a logo or nav change happens once and propagates everywhere.
✨ Subtle motion — scroll-triggered fade-ins and layered parallax on the hero imagery, tuned to feel smooth without being gimmicky.
📱 Fully responsive across desktop, tablet, and phone, with a dedicated mobile menu.
6 pages included: Home, Gallery, Book, Terms, Privacy, and a custom 404.
Would love feedback from this community, especially on the motion/parallax pacing — trying to get that "alive but not distracting" balance right.
🔗 Preview it here
📩 Questions? hello@anowarhdesign.com
