Building a contact page in Framer? 👀

FramerKit offers multiple wireframe contact page templates to choose from - insert your favorite into the canvas with just one click and customize it to fit your project

After you build a section yourself, dark mode means binding every color by hand

Backgrounds, text, buttons, borders…

Slow. Easy to miss one fill

Insert from FramerKit -

light and dark already work

Every section supports both themes out of the box

Broken on mobile → drop a Navbar

Desktop, tablet, phone - already inside the section

What if you could build a page before even opening Framer ? 👀

You can now do exactly that on the FramerKit website

Browse the library, add any sections you like - including premium ones - and see how they look together in a live preview, just like in Framer

And all that’s left is to add editing… and I might accidentally build my own website builder 😂

Try it out yourself - link ✨

📱 One section. All breakpoints ready

A hero section might look perfect on desktop, but resize it for tablet or mobile and the layout can fall apart

When building a section manually, you need to adjust each breakpoint yourself

With FramerKit, all three layouts are already set up. Insert a section, and it’s ready for Desktop, Tablet, and Phone

No need to build each version from scratch

Try the FramerKit plugin demo

🛠 A full wireframe page in one click

Here’s how I start a page with FramerKit

The plugin includes 69 wireframe templates across Landing, SaaS, Agency, Startup, Portfolio, Product, and Contact. Pick one, preview the full page right in the plugin, and insert it onto your Framer canvas with one click

From there, I can switch fonts and Design Colors instantly. Dark theme is fully supported, too, so the same page works in both light and dark

Everything goes straight into your own Framer project, ready to customize

You can try the demo right inside the plugin. Full library access starts at $15/month, with a lifetime option available too

Open the FramerKit plugin and try it yourself

✨ Footer

Finished the last short lesson in the Flowbit series

This one adds the footer under the CTA. Footer Section 01 from FramerKit, then the logo title, the four links, and the copyright

🛠 CTA section

Tenth lesson on the Flowbit page

I drop a CTA under the contact form, then change the heading and the buttons

The video shows how easy it is to edit

🛠 Contact section

Ninth lesson on the Flowbit page

I drop a contact form under the FAQ, then change the badge, the heading, and the line under it

The video shows how easy it is to edit

🛠 FAQ section

Eighth lesson on the Flowbit page

I drop an FAQ under the pricing card, then change the badge, the heading, and four questions

Where the work lives, who can see a task, what happens if a date slips, and whether the team can see the week

🔧 Detach

Trying to unpack a section into layers, and it fails

The message is “Failed to load component for detaching. It might not be a visual component.”

Same thing from the canvas, in the browser, and in other plugins

Is detach working for you?

@Framer

💳 Pricing section

Seventh lesson on the Flowbit page

Pricing goes under the review. One card, five points, and a button

💬 Reviews section

Sixth lesson on the Flowbit page

The testimonial goes under the gallery. Badge, heading, five stars, a quote, a name, and a photo

Same section on light and dark

🖼 Gallery section

Fifth lesson on the Flowbit page

Gallery 01 goes under the features. One wide photo, a heading, and a line

The photo has no background, so it works on light and dark

🗂️ Features

Fourth lesson on the Flowbit page

Navbar, hero, and the logo row were already there. Today I added a feature section underneath and filled the three cards: Boards, Timelines, and Reports

🧩 Logo row

Third lesson in the Flowbit page.

The navbar and hero are already there. Today I dropped a logo section under the hero and swapped the six slots for simple line icons

🧭 Building a Page, Section by Section

This video adds the hero under the navbar, so the landing page starts to look like a real product site

• Picked a variant from the Hero group in FramerKit and inserted it

• Swapped the main photo placeholder and the five user avatars

• Updated the copy, buttons, and added the "Join 2,000+ teams" line

Desktop, tablet, and phone layouts update instantly, and colors automatically follow light and dark themes

Next lesson: the Logo section 🙂

🧭 Building a Page, Section by Section

Starting a small series today. One landing page in Framer, one section per lesson

The page is for Flowbit, a made-up app for team planning. First up: the navbar

• Picked Navbar 01 in FramerKit and inserted it

• Swapped the logo icon and renamed it to Flowbit

• Changed the five links and the button text

All edits happen once, inside the navbar component, and desktop, tablet, and phone follow

Next lesson: the Hero 🙂

🧩 Swapping Sections

Took a ready template and started swapping sections. Added a new one from the plugin, removed the old one. Then again with the next block.

The new sections pick up the same colors and text styles as the rest of the page, so nothing looks out of place.

Like rearranging blocks, not redesigning the page 🙂

🔤 Text Styles in FramerKit

Opened a ready template, went into text styles and changed the heading font. Then again. And again

Every heading on the page updated at once. Switched to dark, changed it one more time, still the whole page

Then did the same with the subheadings

No clicking through sections one by one. One style, the whole page follows 🙂