Salim from Webestica

BrightPath. A template for tutoring businesses and learning centres.

Two audiences, one page. Parents need proof before they book. Students need it not to feel like a school website. Too playful and parents don't trust you, too formal and students switch off.

Mighty Studio. A minimal template for creative studios and agencies.

Some studios don't want to say much. A few lines that land, then let the work do the rest. Fewer sections also means faster setup, so you can publish the same day.

New template drop.

Axonixa. A template for AI agencies and automation studios.

Interior ST. A template for interior design studios.

I took a risk with the typography here. Three font families in a single line, which every rule says you shouldn't do.

But this niche runs on taste, and safe typography doesn't say anything about taste. So I let the type and the layout flow carry the whole design.

Curious what you think of it.

Overtake. A template for performance marketing and growth agencies.

Bolder and more colourful than my usual, because this niche needs it. But the content stays serious: real results, real metrics, proof over adjectives.

HairCare. A template for hair transplant and restoration clinics.

This niche has a picky audience. People choosing a clinic are careful, so lots of lead-gen CTAs and pressure copy don't work here. Proof does. Credentials, real before and after cases.

Armature. A template for AI hardware and robotics companies.

Hardware buyers don't convert on vibes. They want specs, benchmarks, and deployment data. So this one leads with all of it.

Small cafes don't need a big website, just a menu, hours, location(s), and contact info work well for them. So I built exactly that. Clean, calm, and quick to launch.

Eco-Set. A template for climate and sustainability startups 🌱

This niche runs on trust. People are wary of green claims, so I built it around proof, impact reporting, audited data, and an editorial design that reads credible.

First drop since the 30-day challenge. The work continues 👇

30 templates in 30 days is done 🖤

I just published the full breakdown, the real numbers, the honest lessons on the market, and whether it was actually worth it.

If you're selling templates right now, this one's worth a read.

Read the full post here

Checking my July Framer Partner stats. Almost every creator's stats are down.

Here's mine 👇

Clicks up +3%, which makes sense since I published 30 templates in July.

Leads down -25%. Two honest takes on that:

1. It's actually not bad compared to other creators, most are down way more than me.

2. But realistically, after publishing 30 templates, leads should have gone up, not down. The market is just that slow right now.

Day 30/30 - Publishing 30 templates in 30 days 🧵

Signet. A one-service agency template. And a thread to close it all out 👇

The last one. And fittingly, it's about focus.

Signet is built for agencies that do one thing brilliantly, not the "we do everything" crowd. Bold, dark, and unapologetic. Brands that can't be confused with anyone.

30 templates. 30 days. Zero missed.

Thank you to everyone who followed along, argued with me, and rooted for me. This was the best month of my career. 🖤

Link in the comments 👇

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LaunchKit. A complete SaaS product template.

This one's less about creativity and more about being complete. I started building a landing page for a SaaS launch, then hit a question: what happens after they launch? Do they need a whole new template, a new design, all over again?

So I built the entire journey instead. Waitlist > Pre-launch > Post-launch > Roadmap > Changelog, plus the smaller pages around them. One template that grows with the product, instead of one you outgrow in a month.

One template a day, all month. Link to the template in the comments 👇

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Cateringg Co. A catering and event services template.

When you're a designer, you notice design everywhere, logos, signboards, business cards, whole brands, and ideas come from the most random places.

This one started at a wedding. The food was delicious, so later I looked up the caterer's website, and the idea for this template was born right there.

Warm, appetising, and built to book, with real event photos and clear per-guest pricing.

One template a day, all month. Link to the template in the comments 👇

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Solard. A solar installation company template.

Most solar templates try to cover everything solar. I focused this one on local solar installers who offer a few specific services, done well. That narrower focus actually fits more real companies, since most installers aren't trying to be everything.

One template a day, all month. Link to the template in the comments 👇

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Electrical. A template for electricians and electrical contractors.

With trades like this, the website's real job is to make you feel safe hiring a stranger to work on your home. So this one leads with safety, licensing, and reviews.

One template a day, all month. Link to the template in the comments 👇