text and images while maintaining consistent styling. Framer’s built-in CMS supports Content Management System—a platform for creating, organizing, and publishing digital content without writing code for each update. A CMS separates content from design, allowing non-technical users to update collections, relationships, and dynamic pages for blogs, portfolios, and product catalogs.

A way to organize and filter cmsCMS collection items by shared attributes, enabling dynamic filtering and categorization. Groups help structure content for navigation, like filtering blog posts by category or products by type. In Framer, use groups in collection lists to display categorized content with dynamic filters.

A component that displays multiple items from a cmsCMS collection, automatically repeating a template for each entry. Collection lists power dynamic content displays like blog feeds, portfolio grids, and product catalogs. Framer collection lists support filtering, sorting, limiting, and responsive layouts. See Utilizing collection lists in Framer.

Interactive controls that let users narrow down displayed content based on selected criteria in real time. Dynamic filters improve content discovery for large CMS collections like products, articles, or portfolio items. Connect filters to Framer collections for powerful, no-code filtering experiences.

A URL-friendly version of a page or post title, typically lowercase with hyphens replacing spaces. Descriptive slugs improve SEO by including keywords and help users understand page content from the URL. In Framer’s CMS, slugs are generated automatically but can be customized for optimization.

The proportional relationship between an element's width and height, expressed as a ratio like 16:9 or 4:3. Maintaining consistent aspect ratios prevents layout shifts when images load and ensures visual harmony across different screen sizes. Framer preserves aspect ratios automatically when you resize images proportionally by holding Shift while dragging. See Using images with unique aspect ratios in the CMS.