Layout template for Cogent is in.
Everything on the site inherits two foundations: the nav and the footer. Build them once and all other pages stay consistent without touching each other.
The point of the layout template: edit the nav once, every page picks it up. Consistency that can't be talked out of.
Template #2 started this week.
Cogent. A complete website for AI agent platforms, copilots, and workflow automation startups.
Direction: leading with light this time. Warm neutrals, one accent color, readability over decoration.
Progress as it happens.
ConveneAI is live.
Three weeks ago I was posting progress shots of this build. Today it's actually on the marketplace.
ConveneAI. An AI meeting assistant template.
What's inside:
· Hero with an animated rings shader
· Problem section with sticky stacking cards
· Features, How It Works, 3-tier pricing with a working monthly/annual toggle
· Testimonials + FAQ running off CMS collections
· Custom cursor + scroll animations
· A 404 page with a shader in the zero
· Style guide page + Notion docs
Every color, font and spacing token lives in the style guide so rebranding doesn't mean digging through layers.
Built it the way I'd structure a client landing page: one question answered per section, next step never far away.
First template so if you grab it and something feels off, tell me. Feedback hits different when it's v1.0.
Shipping Friday.
I spent the morning looking for a reason to delay it.
Three weeks. A hero I rebuilt twice because the first version didn't feel right. A style guide built with Framer AI agents that just needed a few tweaks to feel right.
It's done. Listing done. Screenshots done.
The honest part: I have no idea if it'll sell.
The marketplace is crowded. I've watched creators I respect talk about sales slowing down. But it's finished, and after three weeks, that's the thing that matters most.
Friday it goes live. Then I find out.
Week 4 was the invisible work.
Been fighting a cold so couldn't post much but behind the scenes:
Restructured sections so the page flows better. Added animations that don't distract. Built a custom cursor that feels right.
One page. Every element is there on purpose.
Launching this week.
Section breakdown: the 404 page.
I didn't want a default error page. Every piece here is intentional.
Background: ASCII dot grid. Reads as "error" without saying it. Technical. A little broken. Fits the product.
The 404 heading: replaced the 0 with an animated Framer shader. Not static. It moves. Looks like a zero but it's alive.
Copy: "This page got lost somewhere in the meeting." Playful but not trying too hard.
Two CTAs: Back to Home, Browse Features. No dead ends. Every error is a navigation opportunity.
404 pages get more traffic than people think. Worth the 30 minutes to make it yours.
