[Konstantin Volkov]

Hey! Good news – you definitely don’t need coding skills for Framer templates. I recently built my portfolio using templates from https://templifica.com/framer-templates and it was surprisingly easy. Here’s the deal: Framer works with a drag-and-drop interface (like Canva or Figma if you’ve used those), templates come pre-built so you just customize text, images, and colors, no code required unless you want advanced custom stuff, most templates include video tutorials showing exactly how to customize. What I liked about Templifica templates: they’re really well-organized (everything is labeled clearly), the documentation is solid (quick start guides included), if you get stuck there’s email support, templates are modern and professional-looking. The learning curve is maybe a day or two to get comfortable with Framer’s interface, then you’re golden. I had my portfolio live in about 3 days working on it part-time. The only catch is Framer itself requires a subscription to publish with your own domain (starts at $15/month), but designing and building is free. Way easier than WordPress honestly.<style type=”text/css”></style>