Site templates for small business — with focus on interface

CONTEXT

I make Framer templates for cafés, driving schools, hair salons, and other small businesses.

CHALLENGE

The Framer template market is crowded with designs that look great but don’t reflect how businesses actually operate.

For example, many café templates include a blog page, even though most cafés use Instagram — it’s more familiar, attracts new customers, and matches guests' expectations.

Saves 3× on Framer costs

Works with MINI plan, uses layers instead of pages and CMS

Suits all cafe guests

Shows hours, address, contacts, lets guests book a table

Documented for owners

Includes instructions to tweak template without a designer

Saves 3× on Framer costs

Works with MINI plan, uses layers instead of pages and CMS

Suits all cafe guests

Shows hours, address, contacts, lets guests book a table

Documented for owners

Includes instructions to tweak template without a designer

Saves 3× on Framer costs

Works with MINI plan, uses layers instead of pages and CMS

Suits all cafe guests

Shows hours, address, contacts, lets guests book a table

Documented for owners

Includes instructions to tweak template without a designer

APPROACH

I design every template around real business needs. To do that, I study what owners request on freelance platforms, review top industry sites, and talk directly with business owners.

TEMPLATE ONE

For cafés, bars, bakeries, and restaurants

TEMPLATE ONE

For cafés, bars, bakeries, and restaurants

TEMPLATE ONE

For cafés, bars, bakeries, and restaurants

This template covers all the basics: a café menu, booking page, contact info, promo blocks for seasonal deals, plus alerts — so visitors know if the café has to close unexpectedly, like for water damage or a power outage.