Presenting my future template, Glitz — a full skincare e-commerce site, built entirely in Framer.

I wanted to push past the "pretty landing page" stage and see how far Framer could go as an actual store. Here's what's running under the hood:

🧴 CMS-driven product catalog — every product, collection, and blog post lives in Framer CMS. No hardcoded content anywhere.

🧪 Routine Builder (interactive quiz) — built as a custom code component wired directly to the CMS collections, so recommendations stay in sync with the live product catalog automatically.

🛒 Cart → Checkout, fully working — quiz results and product pages connect straight into cart and checkout (via Frameshop), so it's a real transactional flow, not a prototype.

✨ Sticky scroll interactions — scroll-linked sections for product storytelling instead of static blocks

🤖 AI chatbot — live on-site assistant for customer questions.

🎨 Design system — custom components (nav, product cards, FAQ accordions, etc.) built for reuse across pages, with a premium editorial hero.

Basically trying to prove Framer can carry a real commerce stack — CMS, cart, payments, custom interactions — without leaving the canvas. Would love some feedback from anyone who's pushed Framer this far in the e-commerce direction.

Presenting my future template, Glitz — a full skincare e-commerce site, built entirely in Framer.

I wanted to push past the "pretty landing page" stage and see how far Framer could go as an actual store. Here's what's running under the hood:

🧴 CMS-driven product catalog — every product, collection, and blog post lives in Framer CMS. No hardcoded content anywhere.

🧪 Routine Builder (interactive quiz) — built as a custom code component wired directly to the CMS collections, so recommendations stay in sync with the live product catalog automatically.

🛒 Cart → Checkout, fully working — quiz results and product pages connect straight into cart and checkout (via Frameshop), so it's a real transactional flow, not a prototype.

✨ Sticky scroll interactions — scroll-linked sections for product storytelling instead of static blocks

🤖 AI chatbot — live on-site assistant for customer questions.

🎨 Design system — custom components (nav, product cards, FAQ accordions, etc.) built for reuse across pages, with a premium editorial hero.

Basically trying to prove Framer can carry a real commerce stack — CMS, cart, payments, custom interactions — without leaving the canvas. Would love some feedback from anyone who's pushed Framer this far in the e-commerce direction.