About Stet
Stet is a portfolio template for copywriters. The home page opens on a live edit: a weak sentence appears, the red pen strikes the dead words, the rewrite is written in by hand, a note lands in the margin and the clean line settles in. It shows what you do before anyone reads a word about you.
Good for
- Freelance copywriters, content designers and UX writers
- Brand voice and naming consultants
- Small writing studios that sell results, not adjectives
Pages
- Home: the live edit, three result numbers, a before-and-after work index, packages, process and a quote
- Work: every case study from the Work CMS with its result next to it
- Project: the before and after line played out by the red pen, the brief, what you did, the result and a gallery (6 examples included)
- Services: three packages with prices and what's included, plus FAQ
- About: portrait, bio and "six things I cross out"
- Contact: a working Framer form that starts with "Your worst sentence", then name, email, need, budget and message
- 404: "Cut for length."
Features
- Redline component: a word-level diff of your before and after lines, animated as a real copy edit. Up to 10 rewrites with labels and margin notes, or one rewrite bound to CMS fields.
- Before / Edit / After tabs so visitors can compare, plus dots to jump between rewrites
- Plays when it scrolls into view and respects reduced motion; screen readers get the before and after text
- Local time and availability line that you set once
- Desktop, tablet and phone layouts with a phone menu
- Newsreader, Geist, IBM Plex Mono and Nanum Pen Script, with colours and text styles you can change in one place
Good to know
- Redline uses fonts by name, so pick any font your site already loads (the template's text styles load the four above).
- The form sends submissions to your Framer project, or to email and other tools through Framer's form settings.
- Demo images are from Unsplash; the clients and numbers are made up. Replace them with your own work.
- You get a remix link to the full Framer project.
