Remember

Item: Remember
Rating: 7.1

Framer template for a private photo gallery app

A Framer Marketplace template by Mehedi Hasan. Its words and photos are demo content.

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7.1/10MABTU rating

Home

DESKTOP · 1440 × 10,760/ ↗

MOBILE · 390

Section outline · Home

01heroCentred headline, fanned photo arc1,117
02featuresRow of weekly roll cards757
03featuresShared-album UI card on aqua522
04featuresScroll-driven scatter of prints into a grid2,924
05featuresFree canvas of prints602
06featuresContact-sheet photo grid920
07testimonialsPortrait card with avatar column637
08pricingSingle plan with four perks1,025
09faqAccordion659
10integrationsOrbit of source app icons
11footerLinks and photo-mosaic wordmark

Rating · Home

Visual design7.4

UX & clarity6.8

Originality7.6

Craft & consistency6.6

Motion6.5

Performance & a11y7.7

This page scores 7.1; the site score weights the home page double.

Main colours

Light·white background·muted

Typography

Switzerheading · sans · self-hosted Switzerbody · sans · self-hosted

Stack & style

Framer Google Fonts React Three.js

Playful Photography-led Rounded / soft Marquee Parallax Pricing table FAQ accordion

Design DNA

Template: white canvas with warm peach haze, near-black grotesk headlines (about 40px) and one accent word in a gradient serif italic ('remembering', 'home'), plus handwritten-style annotations. Hero fans photo prints in an arc with small tags. Film-toned photography throughout: weekly roll cards, a shared-album card on pale aqua, a scroll-driven scatter of prints that settles into a grid, an 'eight thousand memories' contact-sheet canvas, a portrait card with avatar column, a single plan, FAQ, an orbit of photo-source app icons and a footer wordmark made of tiny photos.

Worth borrowing

Fan photo prints in an arc under the hero headline to show the product's content, not its UI.
Set one word per headline in a gradient serif italic against a plain grotesk.
Scatter prints on scroll and let them settle into a tidy grid to explain 'lay it out by hand'.