Margin

Item: Margin
Rating: 7.2

Framer template for AI automation studios

A Framer Marketplace template by Kim Gagneur. Its words and photos are demo content.

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7.2/10MABTU rating

DESKTOP · 1440 × 6,414/ ↗

MOBILE · 390

Section outline · Home

01heroBlack, red vertical glow, condensed caps, two CTAs
02logo cloudTool names in condensed caps
03featuresClickable department squares, hours-saved stat
04processRising cream cards with giant numerals
05calculatorTabs, sliders, red totals
06faqBlack tile grid
07ctaRed band, condensed caps
08footerBlack, three link columns

Rating · Home

Visual design7.6

UX & clarity7.4

Originality7.4

Craft & consistency7.3

Motion7.0

Performance & a11y5.7

This page scores 7.2; the site score weights the home page double.

Main colours

Dark·black background·vivid

Typography

Big Shouldersheading · font · google IBM Plex Sansbody · sans · google Interaccent · sans · self-hosted

Stack & style

Framer Lenis Google Fonts React

Bold typography Sharp / geometric Dark tech FAQ accordion Logo cloud Process steps Smooth scroll Stats band Tabs

Design DNA

Template: black #0A0A0A and paper white alternating bands with a single hot red #E0201B, used as a vertical glow behind the hero and on italic accent words. Heavy condensed grotesque caps for all headlines (FIRE THE BUSY WORK. NOT THE PEOPLE.), mono caps eyebrows, small grotesque body. Signature sections: a click-through diagram of four department squares with a big hours-saved figure, a process of four cream cards rising like a bar chart with giant black numerals (last one red), a tabbed cost calculator with sliders and red euro total, and a FAQ as a grid of black tiles. Closing CTA sits on a red band.

Worth borrowing

Show a four-step process as cream cards of rising height, each holding a giant numeral, so the timeline reads as a bar chart.
Put an interactive cost-of-manual-work calculator (tabs, sliders, red totals) on the home page as the sales argument.
Lay out FAQ questions as a bento of black tiles in condensed caps instead of an accordion list.