Introducing Dox Supply
I’ve been spending a lot of time building with Framer—not just designing pages, but designing systems. Layouts that scale. Components that reuse cleanly. Decisions that hold up once a project grows past version one.
That work eventually needed a home.
That’s where Dox Supply comes in.
What is Dox Supply?
Dox Supply is a Framer template shop focused on structure, clarity, and real-world use.
Not theme dumps. Not trend chasing. Templates built the way I actually design and document projects.
Every template is approached the same way I approach my work:
Design. Organize. Explain.
That means:
- Clear layout systems
- Thoughtful component structure
- Sensible naming and hierarchy
- Built to be understood, modified, and reused
If you’ve ever opened a template and thought “this looks nice, but I don’t know how it works”, Dox Supply is meant to solve that.
Why I’m building this
Most templates are judged by screenshots.
I care more about what happens after you duplicate them.
How easy is it to adapt?
Does the structure make sense six pages in?
Can someone else understand what you did?
Dox Supply is where I’m packaging the systems I already build—clean Framer setups that respect the person using them next.
What’s coming
The shop is coming soon, and the initial releases will include:
- Structured Framer templates
- Reusable sections and components
- Layout systems designed for real projects, not demos
Some templates will be minimal. Some more opinionated. All of them intentional.
I’ll also be documenting the thinking behind them here—what worked, what didn’t, and why certain decisions were made.
Stay close
If you’re interested in Framer, design systems, or templates that prioritize clarity over flash, Dox Supply is for you.
More soon.
