Vlad Bratash

Flipflop Button — a flip button with an elastic snap

Just published my first component in the Community 🎉

It's a tactile flip button: on hover the resting face collapses into its top edge while a second face springs up from below with a subtle elastic overshoot. Click adds a soft spring-back press — every interaction feels physical.

Both states are fully independent, so you can change background, text, border and corner radius mid-flip. Everything is editable from the property panel — no code needed:

— Two independent states (idle + hover) — Elastic spring motion, single speed control (0.3×–2.5×) — Spring-back press feedback on click — Optional hover scale + drop shadow — Built-in arrow or your own custom SVG icon (color, size, side, gap) — Uniform or per-side padding, independent idle/hover radius — Full font control, link-ready, responsive

Live preview + grab it here 👇

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Welcome to Figma Config 🔥

Voting ends soon 🕹 If you haven't played my retro arcade yet — 3 games, beat the bots 👉 PLAY HERE

Got addicted to my own game 😅 304,037 coins, new personal best 🕹 PLAY & VOTE HERE

A big thank you to everyone who plays and supports the project 🫶🏻

Want to take a second to thank @Framer - both the people building it and the people building with it.

The platform quietly changed what one designer can do. Ideas that used to need a team and a month now go live in days. No fighting the tooling, no handoffs, no waiting. You think it, you ship it.

When I started out as a designer, I dreamed of a tool exactly like this - one that would let me build the whole thing myself, not just hand off a picture. I'm glad to be living at the moment when brilliant people actually made it real.

But what I value most is the community. Everyone here is a designer-builder now - doing strategy, brand, and code, and shipping it themselves. People share their work instead of guarding it, show how it's made, answer questions, root for each other. The 24-hour Framer Agents hackathon proved it: a wave of people shipping real, working ideas in a single day.

Genuinely glad to be part of this. Thank you to the @Framer team, and to everyone here building alongside me. You're all the proof of where this is going.

How are these retro games? 🕹 Jump in 👉 PLAY HERE

3 fully playable games. One green CRT terminal 🕹

RETRO GAMES is my hackathon entry — a pixel arcade that actually plays. Not mockups, not screenshots: three real working games inside an old phosphor-green CRT.

▸ SNAKE — the classic on a glowing grid

▸ FLAPPY — one-tap, endless

▸ CRASH — a tense multiplier game with live bots + shared coins

Works on desktop AND mobile — on-screen controls double as real touch buttons. All built with Framer Agents.

If you enjoy it, a vote would mean a lot 🙏

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Booted up a whole arcade inside a green-phosphor CRT 🕹 Scanlines, glitch, glow. Play Snake, Flappy & a tense Crash game with bot players. All built with Framer Agents.