Content Management System—a platform for creating, organizing, and publishing digital content without writing code for each update. A CMS separates content from design, allowing non-technical users to update text and images while maintaining consistent styling. Framer's built-in CMS supports collections, relationships, and dynamic pages for blogs, portfolios, and product catalogs.

A structured content type in Framer's CMS that groups related items together, like blog posts, team members, or products. Collections define the fields and data types for each item, ensuring consistent structure across entries. Connect collection items to dynamic pages to automatically generate individual pages for each entry with consistent layouts.

A component that displays multiple items from a cms-collection">CMS collection, automatically repeating a template for each entry. Collection lists power dynamic content displays like blog feeds, portfolio grids, and product catalogs. Framer's collection lists support filtering, sorting, limiting, and responsive layouts that adapt the number of columns per row.

The appearance of a page or component when no content is available, such as an empty search results or new user dashboard. Well-designed empty states guide users toward actions that populate the interface. Include helpful messaging and clear calls to action rather than leaving users stranded.

Formatted text with styling like bold, italic, headings, lists, and links, beyond plain unformatted text. Rich text fields in Framer's CMS allow content editors to format text without touching design. Connect rich text fields to styled containers for consistent typography.

A URL-friendly version of a page or post title, typically lowercase with hyphens replacing spaces. Descriptive slugs improve SEO by including keywords and help users understand page content from the URL. In Framer's CMS, slugs are generated automatically but can be customized for optimization.