Who is Akila Studio’s ideal client?

Akila Studio specializes in strategic web design for service-based businesses, including coaches, consultants, creative agencies, and startups. We partner best with founders who value high-end aesthetics and need a site that converts visitors into clients.

Why does Akila Studio build exclusively on Framer?

We choose Framer because it offers the best balance of design freedom and performance. Unlike WordPress, Framer requires no plugins or maintenance, and it allows us to build pixel-perfect, interactive sites significantly faster than traditional development methods.

What is the investment for a custom website?

Custom website projects at Akila Studio typically start at $1,900 USD. The final investment depends on the project scope, such as the number of pages (e.g., Landing Page vs. Multi-page), CMS requirements, and advanced animations.

Do you offer templates or custom design?

We offer both. Our primary service is fully custom web design tailored to your unique brand strategy. However, we also develop premium Framer templates (like our PREFAB architecture series) for clients with tighter timelines.

Will I be able to edit the site myself?

Yes. One of the main reasons we use Framer is its intuitive Content Management System (CMS). After launch, you will be able to easily edit text, swap images, and publish blog posts without touching a single line of code.

Framer vs. WordPress: Why switch?

Many of our clients switch from WordPress to Framer to escape plugin updates and slow loading times. Framer provides faster hosting (AWS-backed), better SEO capabilities out-of-the-box, and a visual editor that empowers marketing teams to make changes instantly.

How do payments work?

We handle all proposals and payments securely through Contra. This allows us to accept international payments via Stripe (credit card or bank transfer) with a clear contract. We typically require a 50% deposit to start, or offer a 100% upfront option depending on the project size.

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How to Stop Mobile Over-Scrolling in Framer (No Code Fix)

Framer Tutorials

Feb 25, 2026

Have you ever built a pixel-perfect site in Framer, only to open it on your iPhone and realize you can drag the entire page past the top or bottom limits?

That rubber-band "bounce" effect is a native feature on mobile browsers like Safari and Chrome. While it's meant to feel natural for standard reading, it completely breaks the immersion of web apps, custom dashboards, and premium landing pages.

Here is exactly why it happens and the easiest way to fix it without touching a single line of code.

Why Mobile Browsers Do This

Mobile browsers use "overscroll" to let users know they've reached the end of a webpage. By default, pulling past the top or bottom reveals the browser's blank background canvas.

If your Framer site relies on fixed navigation bars, sticky headers, or full-screen immersive layouts, this bounce effect pulls the user out of the experience and makes your site feel unpolished.

The Traditional Fix (Custom Code)

Normally, fixing this requires diving into custom code. Developers usually have to inject specific CSS properties like overscroll-behavior: none; into the <body> tag, or write JavaScript event listeners to block the native touch-move behavior.

If you aren't comfortable writing, testing, and maintaining custom code overrides in your Framer project settings across different breakpoints, this becomes a major headache.

The Instant Fix: Stop the Over-Scroll Component

You shouldn't have to write custom CSS just to stop a page from bouncing.

That's exactly why I created the Stop the Over-Scroll component. It's a plug-and-play solution designed specifically for Framer that handles all the technical heavy lifting behind the scenes.

How to use it:

Get the component from the store.
Paste it directly anywhere into your Framer canvas.
Publish your site.

That’s it. No custom code injection, no messy project settings. The component automatically locks the overscroll behavior, giving your Framer sites the solid, locked-in feel of a native mobile app instantly.

Get the Stop the Over-Scroll Component Here