I'm very proud to say that Lappo is finally done.
Lappo is the best template I’ve ever made, and it’s finally out.
Built for small design studios. Headings rise line by line, pages flow into each other, and projects, blog and legal pages all run on the CMS.
Support my work by grabbing a copy, means a lot.
Get it: https://t.co/c1exTGf6dR
Your projects deserve more than a grid of thumbnails.
In Lappo every project gets its own case study, your work can be filtered by service, and each case study leads to the next.
Add a project in the Framer CMS and it shows up on your homepage and work page.
The hardest part of building Lappo wasn't the design.
It was making sure anyone can update their projects, articles and team in the Framer CMS without breaking the layout.
And I wanted it to feel different from the usual Framer templates.
Lappo is out: a Framer template for small design studios.
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Before a client ever calls a small studio, they've usually already judged its website.
Building Lappo, I kept coming back to 3 things:
1. A stranger needs proof, not a logo wall
2. People want to know what working with you feels like
3. Your site has to keep up with your studio
So every project gets its own case study, the homepage has room for your process and a FAQ, and everything lives in the Framer CMS.
Get the template:
https://t.co/vmrKpQY1kN
@_workshop99 That's what i thought, having no code component makes easier for customer to change it. But i'd always make sure that customer won't be needed to change anything. If it does then changing from CMS should be the prioritize.