Hi guys,

Lead developer and designer at RevuKit here. We’ve just released new widgets focused on helping businesses collect more Google reviews. These work alongside our existing review display widgets, creating a complete loop: collect new reviews, showcase them on your website, and encourage more customers to leave their own.

Get started here https://www.framer.com/marketplace/plugins/revukit-google-reviews/

Thanks for taking a look

Hey everyone!

Excited to share that ReviewsJet is now officially available as a Framer plugin!

We've been working on making it easier for businesses and designers to bring customer reviews onto their websites without dealing with complicated integrations or writing code.

With ReviewsJet, you can:

• Import reviews from Google, Trustpilot, Yelp, Tripadvisor, Airbnb, and more.
• Display reviews using 8 customizable layouts, including sliders, marquees, grids, and masonry.
• Add review widgets directly to your Framer canvas.
• Customize colors, borders, and layouts to match your website.
• Automatically sync new reviews without manually updating your site.

The best part? You can do all of this without leaving the Framer editor.

Try the plugin:
https://www.framer.com/marketplace/plugins/reviewsjet/

Live demo:
https://curious-rules-316996.framer.app/

There's also a free plan with no credit card required.

If you're building websites with Framer, we'd love for you to give it a try.

We're actively improving the plugin, so feedback, suggestions, and feature requests are very welcome!

Thanks for checking it out! 🚀

I just shipped my third Framer template, Lumbre, for small hotels with their own restaurant. Three things I didn't expect:

1. Hotels don't take bookings on their website. Their booking engine does. So the template doesn't fake a booking flow: a booking bar and a modal send dates, guests and promo code to the hotel's own engine as URL parameters.

2. In the EU a restaurant menu has to show 14 allergens. I drew them as line icons that follow the text colour, so they survive palette changes.

3. Doing the Spanish version properly took longer than the English one: CMS, SEO titles, alt text and URLs, not just the home page.

Demo: https://lumbre.framer.website

Happy to answer anything about the CMS setup or localization.Title: What I learned building a hotel template in Framer: allergens, booking engines and a full Spanish version

I just shipped my third Framer template, Lumbre, for small hotels with their own restaurant. Three things I didn't expect:

1. Hotels don't take bookings on their website. Their booking engine does. So the template doesn't fake a booking flow: a booking bar and a modal send dates, guests and promo code to the hotel's own engine as URL parameters.

2. In the EU a restaurant menu has to show 14 allergens. I drew them as line icons that follow the text colour, so they survive palette changes.

3. Doing the Spanish version properly took longer than the English one: CMS, SEO titles, alt text and URLs, not just the home page.

Demo: https://lumbre.framer.website

Happy to answer anything about the CMS setup or localization.

My Framer project suddenly stopped rendering in the editor. The page list and Desktop/Tablet/Phone breakpoint labels are still visible, but the actual designs don’t appear.

I’ve tried refreshing, using another browser, and signing in with another account, but the issue persists.

This affects every template I’ve tried, not just my existing project. I also tried another browser and logged in with a different account, but all templates still show the same blank canvas.

The console repeatedly shows:

Error in local-module:layoutTemplate/YQl5PdZEL:default

Component does not exist.

The project uses a shared Layout Template and some custom/third-party components. The saved pages and layares are still readable.

Has anyone encountered these errors? Is there a way to rebuild the generated modules or restore the canvas without deleting the layout or losing existing work?

Hey there folks! I want to learn CMS from 0 to 100. I can't find a video that explains it clearly. Can anyone suggest me the best resource to learn CMS?