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Framer template

For buyers of this template

Is Sprig a real drink?

Sadly not. Sprig is a made-up brand, invented to show what this template can do. The drinks, the workshop, the stockists and the six of us are all fiction, though we would gladly drink a Nettle & Lime if someone made one. Everything on these pages is sample content, waiting to be replaced by your own.

What do I get with the Sprig template?

The whole site you are looking at: 24 pages, nine CMS collections with sample content, 38 components with their variants and hover states, and four pages made for you rather than your visitors: a template guide, a style guide, a components page and a checklist.

Can Sprig be made into an online store?

Yes, with some extra setup. The template has no cart or checkout of its own, but a Framer plugin such as Frameship, together with a Shopify account, can add products, a cart and checkout to the pages that are already here. The plugin and Shopify have their own costs and are not part of the template.

Which Framer plan do I need?

You can open and edit the template on any plan. To publish it on your own domain you need a site plan that includes the CMS, because the template uses nine collections. Framer changes its plans now and then, so check the current limits before you buy.

How do I change colours and type?

Everything runs on six brand colour styles, one more per can, and a short list of text styles. Change one under Styles in the Assets tab and every page follows. The headline face is Fraunces and the text face is Inter, both free Google Fonts, so nothing needs licensing.

Can I keep the images?

No. The images were generated with AI by Totte Annerbrink and are not provided with the template, as noted on the Credits page. They are there to show the layout. Replace them with your own before you launch, and swap the can images for your own product.

Where do the forms send their answers?

Nowhere, until you tell them. There are three form components: contact, stockist and newsletter. Open each one, select the form and add a destination such as email, Google Sheets or a webhook. Every form also sends the page title, the page address and any campaign tags as hidden values, and the contact and stockist forms send the name as separate first and last name values, which most CRMs expect.

Does the template use custom code?

A little, and all of it is optional. There are thirteen code components (the recipe scaler, the party planner and the list filter among them), six small overrides (hidden form fields and the name split, the season label, the live counts, the date order, a drifting photograph and the back-to-top strip), and a block of CSS and nineteen short scripts in the site settings for text wrapping, the image reveal, the page transition, the gliding FAQ, the cookie banner and a few small details. The template guide lists each one and how to remove it.

What should I delete before I launch?

The template guide, style guide, components and checklist pages, their links under Help in the footer, the announcement bar if you have nothing to announce, and this group of questions. The checklist has the full list.

Is the cookie banner ready to use?

It is Framerโ€™s own cookie banner, styled to match and set to ask for consent in every region. The Cookies link in the footer reopens it. The wording and your privacy policy are yours to check against the rules where you trade.

Is support included?

The template guide, the style guide, the components page and the checklist are the support, and they ship inside the template so you always have them. There is no individual support beyond that.

Product

Whatโ€™s in the can

What is actually in a can of Sprig?

Sparkling water, cold-steeped herbs, a squeeze of citrus and nothing we canโ€™t pronounce. No sugar, no sweeteners and no โ€œnatural flavouringsโ€ doing mysterious work in the background.

Does Sprig contain sugar or sweeteners?

No. Every flavour is unsweetened. The slight roundness you taste comes from the botanicals themselves, mostly the citrus peel and the flowers.

Are the cans recyclable?

Yes. The cans are aluminium and endlessly recyclable, and the outer box is plain cardboard with paper tape. Rinse, flatten, recycle.

Buying

Where to find it

Where can I buy Sprig?

In the cafรฉs, restaurants and independent stores listed on our Stockists page. We add new places most months, and every one of them has been visited by someone from the workshop.

Do you sell online?

No. We make the drink and leave the selling to people who are better at it. Sprig is only available through our stockists, which also means somebody nearby can tell you which one to try first.

Can I visit the workshop?

Yes. We open the side door on the first Saturday of every month, from ten until two. There is no booking; the tour takes about forty minutes and ends at the tasting table.

Wholesale

Stocking Sprig

Can we taste Sprig before we decide?

Of course. Tell us where you are and weโ€™ll send a mixed sample of all six drinks. No sales call attached.

What does it take to become a stockist?

A counter, a fridge and some curiosity. Fill in the form on the Stockists page and weโ€™ll come back within two working days with samples and the practical details. We like to visit before we say yes.

How do we stock Sprig in our cafรฉ or store?

Fill in the form on the Stockists page. Weโ€™ll reply within two working days, send a few cans to try and find a time to come and say hello.

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