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Current
Current
Current
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Current is a Framer template built for a category I hadn't actually served yet in my own portfolio: startups. Vero Estate, Atelier, and Travertine were all built for agencies presenting physical or spatial work — properties, buildings, interiors. Current fills a real gap in my own range rather than a gap in the marketplace — a SaaS-style B2B site for a services business, not a product-showcase site.
TYPE
Template
CATEGORY
SaaS
ROLE
Design & Build
DATE PUBLISHED
Jun 24, 2026
Problem.
My target clients and template category have always been startups, but I didn't have a template actually built for that audience yet. Current was about closing that gap directly.
Problem.
My target clients and template category have always been startups, but I didn't have a template actually built for that audience yet. Current was about closing that gap directly.
Problem.
Users.
Small to mid-sized businesses that have outgrown spreadsheets, disconnected tools, and manual processes. The "product" being sold isn't a single tool — it's a business operating system, delivered as a set of services: lead generation, client onboarding, content operations, internal knowledge systems, AI and workflow automation, and CRM setup.
Users.
Small to mid-sized businesses that have outgrown spreadsheets, disconnected tools, and manual processes. The "product" being sold isn't a single tool — it's a business operating system, delivered as a set of services: lead generation, client onboarding, content operations, internal knowledge systems, AI and workflow automation, and CRM setup.
Users.
Key Decisions.
Six loosely related services is too much to present as a flat list — it reads thin and scattered. I consolidated them into three named systems instead: Content System, Lead System, and Operation System. Each one groups related capabilities under a single, substantial idea instead of six shallow bullet points competing for attention.
The page structure follows a deliberate order: results first, then a short showcase pointing into the CMS, then benefits, case studies, and use cases. It's built to prove the value before explaining it — show what the system does before asking someone to read why it matters.
Key Decisions.
Six loosely related services is too much to present as a flat list — it reads thin and scattered. I consolidated them into three named systems instead: Content System, Lead System, and Operation System. Each one groups related capabilities under a single, substantial idea instead of six shallow bullet points competing for attention.
The page structure follows a deliberate order: results first, then a short showcase pointing into the CMS, then benefits, case studies, and use cases. It's built to prove the value before explaining it — show what the system does before asking someone to read why it matters.
Key Decisions.
Decision Visual.
Decision Visual.
Decision Visual.
Tradeoffs.
This is the first template I've built selling something fully intangible — no property, no physical space, nothing visual to fall back on. The entire page is structured to build trust through proof: results first, case studies, use cases. But that structure is only as strong as the actual evidence behind it. Without real case studies or client results to fill it with, even a well-architected "results-first" page struggles to convince anyone on its own. This template's effectiveness depends heavily on what an agency has to actually prove with it.
Tradeoffs.
This is the first template I've built selling something fully intangible — no property, no physical space, nothing visual to fall back on. The entire page is structured to build trust through proof: results first, case studies, use cases. But that structure is only as strong as the actual evidence behind it. Without real case studies or client results to fill it with, even a well-architected "results-first" page struggles to convince anyone on its own. This template's effectiveness depends heavily on what an agency has to actually prove with it.
Tradeoffs.
Outcome.
Current is live on the Framer Marketplace, priced at $39, with real paying customers across multiple sales.
Outcome.
Current is live on the Framer Marketplace, priced at $39, with real paying customers across multiple sales.
Outcome.
If this sounds like the kind of thinking you want on your project, let's talk.
AVAILABLE FOR NEW PROJECTS • Q3 2026
Based in Gurgaon, India
Based in Gurgaon, India
Working Worldwide
Working Worldwide
Web Design & Framer Development
Web Design & Framer Development
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