Aurélien Grimaud

Today I published my second Framer component: the Dreamlike Landscape from my personal portfolio. You'll be flying straight down a corridor between tall mountains with no end in sight.

You can adjust the mountain's shape, the flow, the ambiance, the rain, and whether the landscape reacts to your location 🎚️

Take a glance at the details → https://framer.link/anw1Aee

You'll be flying straight down a corridor between tall mountains with no end in sight. During dawn, zenith, twilight, or night - it depends on your location, weather, and time ☀️⛈️⛅

Today I published my first Framer component: the Dreamlike Pattern from my personal portfolio. You'll be playing with playful and mesmerizing line particles, moving in such a smooth manner and reacting to your pointer.

You can adjust the speed, the width, the height, the colors, the shape, and the behavior to make it fit your intent 🎚️

Take a glance at the details → https://framer.link/I1s89xm

You'll be playing with playful and mesmerizing line particles, moving in such a smooth manner and reacting to your pointer 🖱️

Dreamlike Landscape seeking ambient in France at 5:45PM.

This landscape is almost ready for your next Framer project, reactive to the actual weather of the user's location, and fully configurable.

Have a try → https://infinite-dreamlike-landscape.framer.website/

The dreamlike landscape coming from my personal portfolio is coming for Framer as a component that can be used in your projects.

You can take a look at the preview → https://infinite-dreamlike-landscape.framer.website/

Soon available for remix.

My Real-Coded portfolio has been slightly refined to enhance immersion by meticulously adjusting the transition and the generative dreamlike landscape, which now responds dynamically to your local weather conditions.

The translation into Framer is currently underway, and the landscape is the initial element I’m porting 😎

Honest question for Framer plugin builders: if an agent can already drive the file, what is still worth shipping as a plugin? My take: agents to explore, plugins to produce. Plugins cost once, agents cost every run.

I just shipped hue & chroma curves in UI Color Palette for Framer, plus a rewritten LCH engine: large palettes, like the official Tailwind one below, now generate 82% faster. Give it a spin and tell me how it feels 🕶