Meridian

Item: Meridian
Rating: 6.9

Framer template for B2B and SaaS design studios

A Framer Marketplace template by Kamran Ghoto. Its words and photos are demo content.

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6.9/10MABTU rating

DESKTOP · 1440 × 9,305/ ↗

MOBILE · 390

Section outline · Home

01heroCondensed serif caps, cut-out floral figure900
02bentoService cards with stats and tags
03servicesPhoto and script-title rows
04projects2x2 surreal photo grid
05why usStats, cards, figure
06processThree blurred colour tiles
07testimonialsReview bento with rating
08pricingTwo plans, one floral
09faqPhoto and accordion
10ctaSky and flowers, script wordmark footer

Rating · Home

Visual design7.5

UX & clarity6.6

Originality7.4

Craft & consistency6.8

Motion6.0

Performance & a11y7.0

This page scores 7.0; the site score weights the home page double.

Main colours

Light·cream background·mono

Typography

Instrument Serifheading · serif · google Interbody · sans · self-hosted Pacificoaccent · display · google

Stack & style

Framer React Google Fonts

Bold typography Editorial Playful Bento Photography-led Rounded / soft Bento grid FAQ accordion Marquee Pricing table Process steps Smooth scroll

Design DNA

Template: warm sage-grey paper #DEDCD0 with white cards and black text, colour arriving only through saturated orange, blue and yellow flower photography. Headlines in a tall condensed light serif in all caps with small round image chips inserted between words; a script italic marks service names; body in a small sans. Hero is left-aligned text beside a cut-out hooded figure holding sunflowers; then a bento of service cards, service rows pairing art photos with script titles, a 2x2 project grid of surreal fashion shots, why-us cards, three process tiles with blurred colour, a review bento, pricing and FAQ, closing on a sky-and-flowers footer with a script wordmark.

Worth borrowing

Insert small circular image chips between words of an all-caps headline.
Give a B2B studio one surreal fashion-and-flowers photo language instead of UI mockups.
Pair a condensed serif for headings with a flowing script for service names.