# Lola Canonical: https://openfile.pro/template/lola A site for a small design studio that makes websites, brands and graphics. Lola is a Framer template for a small design studio or agency. Its 9 pages include a project grid with case studies on the CMS, an about page with the team and an FAQ, a journal on the CMS and a contact page with a form. It pairs one cherry red with paper and cream. Licences start at $49. - Category: [Studios and agencies](https://openfile.pro/templates/studio) - Price: From $49 - Standard licence: $49 (One website) - Pro licence: $79 (Unlimited websites) - Pages: 9 - CMS collections: 2 - Breakpoints: 3 - Released: 2026-10-10 - Last updated: 2026-10-10 - Live preview: https://lola.framer.media Pick the Standard or Pro licence and pay here, in Polar's secure checkout. The Framer remix link comes straight after, by email too. ## Bold colour for a studio that would rather not blend in. Lola is loud where it counts: one cherry red on paper and cream, Bricolage Grotesque headings with Switzer for text and an Instrument Serif accent, and square corners throughout. It has a project grid with case studies on the CMS, an about page with the team, a client story and an FAQ, a journal with grid and split views, and a contact page with a form. ### Made for - Design and branding studios - Independent designers and small agencies - Studios selling websites, brands and graphics ### Best for - Branding and design studios - Freelance designers with a body of work - Small agencies that make websites ### Not for - Agencies that publish their prices - Businesses selling products rather than services ### Also consider - [The Counsel](https://openfile.pro/template/the-counsel): An editorial site for coaches, consultants and advisors. - [Elias Vane](https://openfile.pro/template/elias-vane): A portfolio for a landscape or travel photographer, built around series rather than single frames. ### Case studies that carry the work Each project has its own page on the CMS: the brief, the idea, the outcome and seven gallery images, then the next project, looping back to the first. ### The people behind it The about page holds the team, a client story, an FAQ and more work, so a visitor knows who they would be working with. ### One system to restyle Twelve colour styles and twelve text styles, set out on a design system page in the file, so a new palette starts in one place. ## Desktop, tablet and phone The Lola home page at each breakpoint, captured from the published site. Each layout is set separately, not scaled down. - Desktop, 1440 pixels - Tablet, 810 pixels - Phone, 390 pixels ## Everything in Lola ### Pages - Home: / - About: /about - Projects: /projects - Project: /projects/:slug · CMS, 6 entries - Journal: /journal - Journal post: /journal/:slug · CMS, 7 entries - Contact: /contact - Privacy: /privacy-policy - 404: /404 ### CMS - Projects: 6 entries to start from - Journal: 7 entries to start from ### Design system - Fonts: Switzer, Bricolage Grotesque, Inter - Palette: #FBF0ED, #C05739, #EEC284, #7A2D25, #1B181A - Colour styles: 12 - Text styles: 12 - Breakpoints: Desktop, tablet and phone ### Built in - Projects: Single and grid views, with case studies on the CMS - Journal: Grid and split views, with share buttons on each post - Contact form: A Framer form that asks what the visitor needs - Motion: A preloader, scroll reveals, parallax images and a custom cursor - Design system page: Colour, type, spacing and components on one page ### With it - The template: A Framer remix link - Updates: Lifetime - Framer Pro: Three months on an annual plan when you publish ### Good to know - The case studies, team, testimonials and journal posts are stand-ins, to replace with your own. - The email address, phone number and social links are stand-ins too, and so are the studio's figures. ## What the licence lets you do ### Standard licence: $49 One website #### You can - Build one website with it, for yourself or for one client. - Change it as much as that website needs. - Use that website commercially. #### You cannot - Use it for a second website. That needs another Standard licence or the Pro licence. - Sell, share or redistribute the template, or include it in anything you sell. - Use it to make templates or components that compete with it. ### Pro licence: $79 Unlimited websites #### You can - Publish as many websites with it as you need, for yourself or for clients. - Remix it once and reuse it on every project, with no per-site fee. - Change anything in it. #### You cannot - Sell or redistribute the template itself. - Include it in another template or theme you sell. - Include it in any other product you sell. A plain summary. The binding terms are the ones shown at checkout, and the licence page explains them. [Read the licence](https://openfile.pro/licence) ## Before you buy ### What do I get with Lola? The whole site as a Framer project: 9 pages, 2 CMS collections, laid out for desktop, tablet and phone. You pay in Polar's secure checkout, here on the page, and the Framer remix link comes straight after, by email too. ### How do I make it mine? 1. Remix the template. 2. Replace the logo, images and contact details. 3. Swap the cherry colour style for your own accent. 4. Edit the Projects and Journal collections. 5. Update page titles and meta descriptions, then publish. ### Do I need to write code? No. Text, images, colours and CMS entries are all edited in place in the Framer editor. ### Can I use it on more than one website? The Standard licence covers one website. The Pro licence covers unlimited websites. The licence page has the details. ### Can I get a refund? Templates are digital and delivered the moment you pay, so sales are final, unless the law where you live says otherwise. Polar, who take the payment as merchant of record, handle any refund request. ### What if I get stuck? Write to support@openfile.pro. Replies come within 48 hours on weekdays, and setup questions and bugs in the template are covered. ### Can a freelance designer use Lola? Yes. The sample copy is for a small studio with a team of three, but the team is one section on the about page. A freelancer keeps one card, or drops the section, and the rest of the site works as it is. ### How do Lola's case studies work? Each project is an entry in the Projects CMS collection, with a cover, the brief, the idea, the outcome, details such as discipline, scope, year, services and team, and seven gallery images. The projects page shows them in a single column or a grid, and each case study links to the next, the last back to the first. Six entries come with it. ### Where do messages from Lola's contact form go? The form asks for a name, an email address, what the person needs and a message. It is a native Framer form, so submissions arrive in Framer's form inbox, and you can turn on email notifications in the form's settings.