Mokujiro Studio

MokuDocs 2.0 is everything we’ve learned since—rebuilt from the ground up.

A more minimal, linear reading experience that keeps readers focused on the content, not the interface.

Documentation and changelogs now live in a single Framer project, powered entirely by Framer CMS. No plugins. No switching between systems.

Built for teams that ship products—from startups and established product teams to indie developers.

Shipped MokuDocs 2.0. CMS-driven docs, changelog, and glossary in one Framer project, plus saved highlights so readers can save and revisit any passage. A full rebuild from 1.0, built for teams that don't want an engineer in the loop every time content changes.

Update to MokuPhoto's SeriesViewer.

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Added a new Development tab that visualises Lightroom edit data.

The edit values are extracted from each photo's XMP sidecar, stored in the CMS, and rendered as a visual meter instead of a list of numbers.

Seeing Exposure at +0.85 or Highlights at −64 doesn't mean much until you can see where they sit in the adjustment range. A simple visual indicator makes the data much easier to scan and compare.

Small feature, but it makes the metadata feel much more useful.

MokuDocs - CMS Docs Template

As a UX Lead working on SaaS products, I've learnt how important well-structured documentation is for teams. MokuDocs is built to make documentation easier to manage and maintain, while creating a better reading experience.

CMS-driven sidebar navigation

Cmd + K search

Light & Dark Mode

Bookmark any page

Reading progress tracking

Table of contents

Copyable code blocks

Breadcrumbs

CMS-managed New & Updated tags

Reusable Doc Blocks powered by CMS

Filter by category

18+ sample docs included

Built with Framer CMS and ready to publish from day one.

Exploring Framer beyond traditional websites.

https://mokujirodesign.space/photography

An AI-assisted photography publishing workflow combining Lightroom, Claude Code and Framer. The goal is to reduce repetitive publishing tasks, leaving more time behind the camera and developing photographs.

Workflow highlights:

• AI aperture estimation for vintage lenses

• AI-generated structured metadata

• Human review before manually publishing to Framer

Designed for teams. Built for readers.

MokuDocs helps teams manage documentation while giving readers features like bookmarks, reading progress, and search to make it easier to find and continue where they left off.