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The CMS — Kalme Framer

Services, tools, projects, testimonials, blog posts and legal texts live in Framer’s CMS. Add an item and its page, its card in every list and its links appear by themselves. The general guide is Edit the CMS; this page covers Kalme’s collections.

Open it from the top-left menu → CMS (Alt + 2). The left panel lists the collections; the Fields tab shows the fields of the selected collection.

Collection Items Feeds
Services 8 /services, one page per service, “More Services” at the end of a service page, the service named on a testimonial
Tools 38 The “Tools” list of each service (a service picks its tools from here)
Projects 8 /projects, one page per project, the four projects on Home, “Related Projects” at the end of a project page
Testimonials 6 The testimonial cards on Home
Blog 12 /blog, one page per post, the posts on Home and “More Blog” under each article
Legal 2 Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, one page each

Every item has a Status: Live items are published, Draft items are not. Use Draft to prepare an item before it goes online. The order of the items in the list is the order on the site — drag the handle on the left to reorder.

Field Type Shown
Service Title Text Title everywhere
Slug Slug The address: /services/<slug>
Short Description Text Under the title on the service page and on the service cards
Image 01 Image The service page and the cards
Image 02 Image A second photo of the service
Tools Multi-reference → Tools The “Tools” list on the service page
Action Link Link Where “Book an intro call” on the pricing card goes (the demo: cal.com)
What We Offer, Key Benefits Formatted text The two bullet lists on the service page; start a bullet with bold text for its title
Weekly Price, Monthly Price Text The two prices of the pricing card, with their currency ($500)
Weekly Feature 1–4, Monthly Feature 1–4 Text “What’s included” in each plan, four lines each

The pricing card switches between the Weekly and Monthly fields. Prices are text, so write them in your currency.

Field Type Shown
Tool Name Text The name in a service’s tool list
Slug Slug Used only to tell items apart; tools have no page
Link Link The tool’s website
Field Type Shown
Project Title, Slug Text, Slug Title, /projects/<slug>
Industry, Year Text The project facts (Client); the year also on cards
Short Description Text Under the title on the project page
Main Image Image Cards and the top of the project page
Services Multi-reference → Services The services listed on the project page
Overview, Process, Result Formatted text The three parts of the case study
Image 01 Image Next to the overview
Image 02, Image 03 Image Next to the process
Image 04 Image Next to the result
Field Type Shown
Client Name, Slug Text, Slug The name; the slug only tells items apart
Client Image Image The round photo
Rating Option The number of stars
Company Text Under the name
Service Reference → Services The service the client used
Company Logo Image The logo on the two wide cards
Quotes Text The quote
Field Type Shown
Post Title, Slug Text, Slug Title, /blog/<slug>
Category Option The label on cards and the article; “More Blog” shows posts of the same category (UX/UI, Web Design, Product Design)
Date Date Publication date
Post Image Image Cards and the article
Excerpt Text The summary on cards — write one or two full sentences
Content Formatted text The article
Field Type Shown
Title, Slug Text, Slug Title, /legal/<slug>
Date Date “Last updated”
Content Formatted text The text
  1. Add the tools it uses to Tools first, if they aren’t there.
  2. Select Services, then + (top left of the table).
  3. Fill in every field. The Slug becomes the address — lower case, words joined by -, no brackets.
  4. Pick its Tools from the list, add the two images, the two lists, the prices and the four features of each plan.
  5. Set the Status to Live and publish the site.

The service appears on /services, on its own page, in “More Services” and in the sitemap. Three things do not update themselves:

  • The accordion on Home lists five services written into the component (numbers “01” to “05”), not read from the CMS: edit the rows in the component if your services change.
  • The “Services” choices of the Contact form are typed into the form: add or rename the choice there (Forms).
  • Testimonials and projects name services by reference: pick the new service in their Service or Services field where it applies.
  • Project: fill the fields above and pick its Services. The project page, its card on /projects and in “Related Projects”, and its sitemap line appear. Home shows the first four projects in the table.
  • Blog post: as above, with an image, a category and an excerpt. Home shows the first three posts.
  • Testimonial: a name, a photo, the rating, the company, the service and the quote; add a company logo if it should appear on a wide card. Home places the testimonials in its mosaic around the video; the demo’s sixth testimonial (Mark R.) is not shown there.
  • Legal text: a title, a slug, a date and the text.

The detail pages use their collection’s page design (in Pages, the nested page under /services, /projects, /blog and /legal). Change that design once and every item follows.

Rating (Testimonials) and Category (Blog) are option fields: open the field in Fields to add, rename or remove an option. Renaming an option renames it on every item.

The home hero and its showreel images, the numbers in the about section, the services accordion on Home, the values and the team on About, the contact details and opening hours, the call to action above the footer and its images, and the footer are regular content on the pages and in the components: select the text or image on the canvas and edit it.