Building Framer local business templates with top-notch standards
NGL, Voltz didn’t get as many remixes as I’d hoped. Still a little disappointed, but hey, time to move forward.
This time, I’m building RAGA, a premium Framer template for fitness coaches, personal trainers, and wellness professionals who want a website that feels as strong as the results they deliver.
Clean, modern, and built around transformation, trust, and conversion.
Wismilak! Wish me luck! 🥂
⚡ Voltz is now live on the Framer Marketplace
and it’s FREE for a limited time.
Voltz is a modern Framer template built for electricians, electrical contractors, and electrical service businesses.
It includes:
→ Premium, conversion-focused homepage
→ Services & service detail pages
→ Projects & project detail pages
→ CMS-ready structure
→ Fully responsive layouts
→ Contact & legal pages
→ Fast, professional design
Built to help electrical businesses establish trust, showcase their work, and turn visitors into potential customers.
Go to the my templates tab to get it for free
Voltz is starting to look like a legit website now.
The homepage is complete.
Services are taking shape.
Projects are coming together.
Working on the text system for Voltz
One thing I always try to get right before designing the full website is hierarchy.
H1 → H2 → H3 → Body → Supporting text.
Every level needs to feel distinct without feeling disconnected.
Built a CMS-powered Service Detail page for Voltz
Add a new service once, and the page structure takes care of the rest.
Panel Upgrades.
Wiring & Rewiring.
Lighting Installation.
Electrical Repair.
No rebuilding pages from scratch.
One of my favorite parts of building Voltz: the color system
The goal is to make it feel like a serious electrical company, not a generic electrician template.
Deep Navy → trust
White → clarity
Electric Yellow → energy
Neutrals → balance
Lots of flexibility.
Voltz CTA Button
A quick look at Voltz
Asri is done. Time to build the next premium Framer template.
Voltz, a premium Framer template for electricians.
My goal isn't just to make it look good. I want to build something an electrical contractor could actually launch for their business.
Based on the feedback received, I've made improvements for Asri.
Remix link: https://framer.link/adtslHt
Building Asri taught me an important UX lesson. My original design used image cards that looked clickable, even though they weren't.
That's a confusing exp. I replaced them with a scrolling ticker instead.
It communicates the same info without creating a false impression.
Instead of separating the contact form and the footer, I merged them into one section. Users finish reading the page, reach the final CTA, submit an inquiry, and naturally transition into the footer without another visual break. Can you spot it?
Remix link:
Building a reusable Framer system
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Project Transformation sectioon inside Asri premium landscaping & lawn mowing Framer template