Legal work is deeply local. Different jurisdictions, sources, and professional expectations mean that entering a new market requires more than translating a page. Libra uses Framer to create tailored experiences across markets like Germany, Italy, Poland, and Hungary. Locales and jurisdiction-specific content all live in one Framer project, so a lean team can manage every market directly.
A site built as one system
Libra’s website is designed to feel genuinely local, not like the same experience translated several times. Behind it is a single Framer project structured with shared layouts, reusable components, localization, and multiple CMS collections.
This keeps global content consistent while giving individual markets room to adapt. Framer’s visual canvas lets the team create custom sections, refine interactions, and control every detail without breaking the wider system. Agents help them explore and build new ideas before refining them directly on the canvas.
Structuring Libra’s site as one system in Framer meant we could expand from one locale to 13 without starting over each time. Shared layouts and CMS keep the foundation consistent, while each market still has the freedom to feel genuinely local.
From one locale to locally tailored markets
The main Libra website launched with one locale in April 2026. By June, it had expanded to 13 locales across 11 countries and an international site, all within the same Framer project.
Countries that share a language can still need different content and legal context. Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, for example, are managed as separate locales rather than receiving one universal German experience.
Framer’s localization and CMS capabilities allow Libra to reuse what should remain consistent and tailor what needs to feel local, without maintaining a separate website for every market.
A partnership built around Libra’s customers
Libra works with design venture studio SPACING as its creative partner. Amelie Schlüter and Jonathan Heuser led the website build alongside Libra’s in-house design team, translating its understanding of legal professionals into a flexible digital system.
Both teams collaborate in the same Framer project. Branching lets them work asynchronously, share previews, and merge approved changes without disrupting each other or the live website. Within that workflow, Amelie uses Framer’s agent to sketch pages from existing components, refine mobile layouts, and audit color-token usage across the site.
Scaling this quickly could easily dilute the experience from one market to the next. Working with SPACING in Framer gives us one shared system for keeping every experience tailored, even as we grow.
A website that keeps pace
300k+
Monthly website visitors
6+
Min average session duration
13
Locales live on one site
With localization, CMS, branching, Agents, and the visual canvas in one workspace, Libra can launch markets and make everyday updates without rebuilding the site or relying on engineering for every change.
The result is one flexible system that can keep evolving as Libra grows, structured enough to scale and expressive enough to make every market feel considered.
Legal work is deeply local. Different jurisdictions, sources, and professional expectations mean that entering a new market requires more than translating a page. Libra uses Framer to create tailored experiences across markets like Germany, Italy, Poland, and Hungary. Locales and jurisdiction-specific content all live in one Framer project, so a lean team can manage every market directly.
A site built as one system
Libra’s website is designed to feel genuinely local, not like the same experience translated several times. Behind it is a single Framer project structured with shared layouts, reusable components, localization, and multiple CMS collections.
This keeps global content consistent while giving individual markets room to adapt. Framer’s visual canvas lets the team create custom sections, refine interactions, and control every detail without breaking the wider system. Agents help them explore and build new ideas before refining them directly on the canvas.
Structuring Libra’s site as one system in Framer meant we could expand from one locale to 13 without starting over each time. Shared layouts and CMS keep the foundation consistent, while each market still has the freedom to feel genuinely local.
From one locale to locally tailored markets
The main Libra website launched with one locale in April 2026. By June, it had expanded to 13 locales across 11 countries and an international site, all within the same Framer project.
Countries that share a language can still need different content and legal context. Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, for example, are managed as separate locales rather than receiving one universal German experience.
Framer’s localization and CMS capabilities allow Libra to reuse what should remain consistent and tailor what needs to feel local, without maintaining a separate website for every market.
A partnership built around Libra’s customers
Libra works with design venture studio SPACING as its creative partner. Amelie Schlüter and Jonathan Heuser led the website build alongside Libra’s in-house design team, translating its understanding of legal professionals into a flexible digital system.
Both teams collaborate in the same Framer project. Branching lets them work asynchronously, share previews, and merge approved changes without disrupting each other or the live website. Within that workflow, Amelie uses Framer’s agent to sketch pages from existing components, refine mobile layouts, and audit color-token usage across the site.
Scaling this quickly could easily dilute the experience from one market to the next. Working with SPACING in Framer gives us one shared system for keeping every experience tailored, even as we grow.
A website that keeps pace
300k+
Monthly website visitors
6+
Min average session duration
13
Locales live on one site
With localization, CMS, branching, Agents, and the visual canvas in one workspace, Libra can launch markets and make everyday updates without rebuilding the site or relying on engineering for every change.
The result is one flexible system that can keep evolving as Libra grows, structured enough to scale and expressive enough to make every market feel considered.
Legal work is deeply local. Different jurisdictions, sources, and professional expectations mean that entering a new market requires more than translating a page. Libra uses Framer to create tailored experiences across markets like Germany, Italy, Poland, and Hungary. Locales and jurisdiction-specific content all live in one Framer project, so a lean team can manage every market directly.
A site built as one system
Libra’s website is designed to feel genuinely local, not like the same experience translated several times. Behind it is a single Framer project structured with shared layouts, reusable components, localization, and multiple CMS collections.
This keeps global content consistent while giving individual markets room to adapt. Framer’s visual canvas lets the team create custom sections, refine interactions, and control every detail without breaking the wider system. Agents help them explore and build new ideas before refining them directly on the canvas.
Structuring Libra’s site as one system in Framer meant we could expand from one locale to 13 without starting over each time. Shared layouts and CMS keep the foundation consistent, while each market still has the freedom to feel genuinely local.
From one locale to locally tailored markets
The main Libra website launched with one locale in April 2026. By June, it had expanded to 13 locales across 11 countries and an international site, all within the same Framer project.
Countries that share a language can still need different content and legal context. Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, for example, are managed as separate locales rather than receiving one universal German experience.
Framer’s localization and CMS capabilities allow Libra to reuse what should remain consistent and tailor what needs to feel local, without maintaining a separate website for every market.
A partnership built around Libra’s customers
Libra works with design venture studio SPACING as its creative partner. Amelie Schlüter and Jonathan Heuser led the website build alongside Libra’s in-house design team, translating its understanding of legal professionals into a flexible digital system.
Both teams collaborate in the same Framer project. Branching lets them work asynchronously, share previews, and merge approved changes without disrupting each other or the live website. Within that workflow, Amelie uses Framer’s agent to sketch pages from existing components, refine mobile layouts, and audit color-token usage across the site.
Scaling this quickly could easily dilute the experience from one market to the next. Working with SPACING in Framer gives us one shared system for keeping every experience tailored, even as we grow.
A website that keeps pace
300k+
Monthly website visitors
6+
Min average session duration
13
Locales live on one site
With localization, CMS, branching, Agents, and the visual canvas in one workspace, Libra can launch markets and make everyday updates without rebuilding the site or relying on engineering for every change.
The result is one flexible system that can keep evolving as Libra grows, structured enough to scale and expressive enough to make every market feel considered.
Build faster, scale smarter
Framer gives you the flexibility to grow without the hassle.
Build faster, scale smarter
Framer gives you the flexibility to grow without the hassle.
SPACING
A Berlin-based design venture studio, SPACING partners with highly ambitious founders to incubate their visions into beautifully crafted product experiences, and invests in tech companies that highly value design, working with start‑ups across industries.
1-10
2024
Libra by Wolters Kluwer
Libra by Wolters Kluwer is a specialized Legal AI workspace for law firms and corporate legal departments. It combines advanced generative AI with authoritative, expert-generated legal content. Wolters Kluwer acquired Libra in 2025.
100-150
2023
Results
13 locales, all in one Framer project
Over 300k monthly website views
7 CMS builds powering local experiences
