Building the Services page for my next Framer template — Reverie.

I initially thought about making the services section a sticky scroll experience.

But the more I thought about the UX, the less sense it made.

When someone visits a Services page, they should be able to see the options, compare them, and quickly understand what fits them.

So I’m going with:

→ Editorial typography-led hero → CMS-powered service grid → Clear service previews → Click into a dedicated CMS detail page for the full experience → Subtle interactions instead of animation for animation’s sake

The goal is simple:

Make Reverie feel editorial without sacrificing usability.

Still building.

Building the Services page for my next Framer template — Reverie.

I initially thought about making the services section a sticky scroll experience.

But the more I thought about the UX, the less sense it made.

When someone visits a Services page, they should be able to see the options, compare them, and quickly understand what fits them.

So I’m going with:

→ Editorial typography-led hero → CMS-powered service grid → Clear service previews → Click into a dedicated CMS detail page for the full experience → Subtle interactions instead of animation for animation’s sake

The goal is simple:

Make Reverie feel editorial without sacrificing usability.

Still building.