Made a new 3D Stacked Image Scroll Effect component for Framer. Itโs completely free to use, so grab it and drop it into your project.
If you want to learn how to build it from scratch, I also made a full step-by-step tutorial on my YouTube channel. Link in the comments.
This is the How It Works section of Aurix, my home services Framer template.
Breaks the process into simple steps so leads know exactly what to expect. Link below ๐
Just dropped a new component: a 3D Scroll Rotate animation. It's completely free to use, so grab it and drop it into your project.
If you want to build this yourself from scratch, I made a full no-code tutorial on my YouTube channel walking through exactly how it works. Link in the comments
This is the Testimonials section of Aurix, my home services Framer template. Live now on Framer Marketplace, check it out below
This is the Services section of Aurix, my home services Framer template.
Clean, scannable, built to convert visitors into leads.
Link below ๐
Spent hours getting this bento grid to feel right for Aurix, my 2nd template.
This is the About section. Live now on Framer Marketplace, check it out below ๐
Alhamdulillah, got my first commission. Small win, but it feels great.
Introducing my 2nd @framer template, Aurix Homeโข.
A premium template built for home service businesses.
Use code AURIX50 for 50% off, live now through July 31.
Just created this smooth scroll animation in Framer for a project.
I also made a step-by-step tutorial. Link in the comment.
Ripple Shader is just amazing.
With just a few clicks, you can create beautiful water-like ripple effects natively in Framer. No plugins, no complicated setup. Framer just keeps getting better.
A small moment, but it made my day.
I've learned a lot about Framer by watching @Joseph Todaro content, and I really enjoy the way he teaches. It's clear, practical, and easy to follow. Today I noticed he's following me.
Grateful for the inspiration.
Is anyone else experiencing this UI bug? Iโve tried using Framer on both the browser and the desktop app, and it's happening on both.
The Community section in the Framer app is a great place to connect with other creators and discover new ideas. However, it can sometimes be distracting, as I often find myself browsing community posts and spending more time there than I intended.
The kind of Framer effect that makes visitors stop scrolling and actually notice your site. Watch the tutorial: https://youtu.be/l3gooiEvYx0
Is it just me, or has the community become less active over time? Perhaps the excitement around 3.0 made everyone much more active back then.
It would be awesome to see Framer launch a dedicated mobile app for the community.
It would be great if Framer introduced a monthly limit on template submissions. Before the approval process, I noticed many creators publishing 10-15 templates a month. While most of them weren't bad, it feels like some creators are now prioritizing quantity over quality. Compared to before, the level of polish and attention to detail doesn't seem as consistent as it used to be.
