Just added one of my most complex CMS builds to the Framer Gallery.
I built QuantGrad for my client a few months ago. They help students get into top Quant Finance Master's programs, and more than 500 of their students are now at places like Columbia, NYU and Carnegie Mellon.
The problem they wanted to solve: a student researching quant programs ends up with 30 browser tabs, each university showing its fees, requirements and deadlines in a different format.
So we built a directory that does the research for them.
→ Countries → universities → programs, all connected in the CMS
→ Every program page shows tuition, duration, GRE and TOEFL requirements, application fees and intake status in the same layout
→ Similar universities and next/previous links make comparing easy
→ The client adds new programs every week without touching the design
The US section alone lists 50+ programs, all running on one template.
When your content is the product, the CMS structure matters more than the visuals.
Take a look 👇 quantgrad.com
