I enjoy building websites and interactive Framer components that save you time and bring smooth, next-level interactions to your projects.
I'm excited to share a new update for the Winter Snow component. While it still does a beautiful snowfall effect, you can now swap the snowflakes for absolutely anything!
Play with the live demo here: https://winter-snow.framer.website/
Watch the video 👇
The Framer Marketplace is such a mess right now...
After repeatedly getting the "Failed to save component. Please try again." error, I finally managed to publish my component by changing its name in the submission form, even though I didn't actually change the component name itself.
Now, when I visit the dashboard, the component shows as "Published", but I can't see it anywhere on my Marketplace profile.
For the demo page, I created a separate component called DEMO. Could that be causing the issue, @Framer ?
Also, if it matters, I never received any automated email regarding the component submission.
What started as a quick experiment somehow turned into hours of tweaking, testing, and obsessing over tiny details. 😄
P.S. Still trying to publish this, and keep getting error...
“Failed to save component.”
Anyone else getting this error or is Framer just testing my patience today? 😄
Ever wanted to add a personal touch, documentation, or just shamelessly plug your Twitter directly inside the Framer property panel? 👀
I use this little hack to turn the bottom of my component controls into a permanent, custom footer with clickable links. It's the perfect spot for creator credits or your "buy me a beer" fund. 🍻
Check the image below for the exact setup. You just need to hijack the description field of your last property control.
Let me know if you end up using this in your next component!
🚨 Freebie alert! 🚨
I’ve been cooking up something special to give your Framer sites that luxury, "Site of the Day" touch. Think fluid, physics based magic that makes your visitors never want to leave the page. 👀
Coming soon. Stay tuned!
Saw this water ripple effect and, well... I had to recreate it in Framer.
DEMO: https://water-effect.framer.media/
Started as a quick experiment, but I'm still dragging my cursor around like a kid poking a pond with a stick.
Just messing around with some playful card interactions in Framer.
Should I turn this into a component?
If you want it, drop a like 👍
ME: "Just a quick test before release."
ME 2 HOURS LATER: "Still playing with the component..."
Anyone else spend more time interacting with their components than actually building it? 😅
I'm putting the final touches on a FREE Framer component that combines multiple interactive effects into one flexible component.
Included:
> Interactive Text Wall
> Pixel Grid
> Image Reveal
> And more...
Releasing soon 🚀
Stay tuned
