Most studio websites look like they were built from a template. VELD(TM) is a template that doesn't look like one.
The aesthetic is editorial and typographic — off-white base, clean hierarchy, generous whitespace. Nothing competes with your work, because nothing should. It's the kind of site visitors assume was designed from scratch by someone with strong opinions about spacing.
What makes VELD(TM) worth it
The obvious stuff is here: responsive layouts, native Framer CMS, smooth performance, no plugins. But a few things set it apart from what else is in this category.
Every page ships with written content — case studies with full project narratives, journal articles in a consistent editorial voice, team bios, service descriptions, client lists, awards copy. It solves the blank-page problem before it starts. Replace what fits, use the rest as a reference for tone and structure.
The work page has tag-based project filtering built in — something you'll notice is missing from most comparable templates once you start looking. There's also a grid and list view toggle, with a hover image preview on the list view, because not every studio wants to present their work the same way.
A General CMS collection lets you update your studio name, email, address, and social links once — and have them update across every page automatically. Small thing, genuinely useful.
What's included
Home · Projets Grid · Case Study · Studio · Journal · Journal Article · Careers · Contact · 404
Ten CMS collections covering projects, journal, team, services, clients, recognition, careers, FAQ, and global studio settings.
Most studio websites look like they were built from a template. VELD(TM) is a template that doesn't look like one.
The aesthetic is editorial and typographic — off-white base, clean hierarchy, generous whitespace. Nothing competes with your work, because nothing should. It's the kind of site visitors assume was designed from scratch by someone with strong opinions about spacing.
What makes VELD(TM) worth it
The obvious stuff is here: responsive layouts, native Framer CMS, smooth performance, no plugins. But a few things set it apart from what else is in this category.
Every page ships with written content — case studies with full project narratives, journal articles in a consistent editorial voice, team bios, service descriptions, client lists, awards copy. It solves the blank-page problem before it starts. Replace what fits, use the rest as a reference for tone and structure.
The work page has tag-based project filtering built in — something you'll notice is missing from most comparable templates once you start looking. There's also a grid and list view toggle, with a hover image preview on the list view, because not every studio wants to present their work the same way.
A General CMS collection lets you update your studio name, email, address, and social links once — and have them update across every page automatically. Small thing, genuinely useful.
What's included
Home · Projets Grid · Case Study · Studio · Journal · Journal Article · Careers · Contact · 404
Ten CMS collections covering projects, journal, team, services, clients, recognition, careers, FAQ, and global studio settings.
