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Best Framer Template for a Recruitment Agency?

I'm starting a new business in the UK, it's a Recruitment Agency.

Framer was highly recommended to me to use for creating my website. I plan to create as much of the website that I can, and then pay a Designer to finish things off.

I don't need my website too detailed to begin. I still want it to look slick and premium. I've created a Website Structure document and I know how I want my pages to look. There will be around 8 pages ranging from Home, to About Us, to Find a Job etc, and Contact us etc.

I have tonnes of inspiration of what things I want on my website, simply by looking at the best aspects of other companies websites in the same industry.

With my website I need a crisp fancy user interface, it needs to be slick and easy interface, and make sure each button clicks to right area and the website isn't scattered or clunky.

Would anyone know the best ways templates I could use on Framer to begin creating my website?

Any advice is appreciated! Or any general Framer advice is appreciated too!

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