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New and inspired to build in framer
New and inspired to build in framer
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"SEO-Optimized" used to be my go-to bullet on Studio's listing.
Every feature had "beneficial for SEO" tacked on. Smooth transitions - beneficial for SEO. Fast load - key factor for SEO. Even accessibility, tagged the same way.
For a portfolio site, that phrase means almost nothing. A studio's actual SEO problem is smaller and more specific: no alt text on project images, no real page title on the case study pages, a blog nobody updates so the sitemap goes stale.
→ Alt text on every project image, written like a caption, not a keyword dump
→ A real page title on each case study, not "Project 1"
→ Only promise a blog section if you will actually post to it
None of that is exciting. It is also the whole job.
Fixing the listing this week.
Weekend explorations!!
Been playing around with Three.js & GSAP to turn this liquid glass carousel into a usable Framer component.
Made it responsive, editable from the canvas and performant enough to actually use on a real site. Inspired by Yousuf Soomro’s original carousel.
Check it out here : https://liquid-glass-carousel.framer.website/
Stop Using Pure Black in Every Design.
Here are my favorite alternatives👇
🌑 Charcoal Gray — #121212
🌌 Oxford Blue — #212A37
🌃 Dark Gray — #212427
Hey y'all — really excited to share this one with the community for FREE. I originally designed Slab™ as my own portfolio and decided to release it as a template.
I made this because most modern templates i'm seeing are getting too busy and end up in the way of the work.
Feel free to remix and make it your own :)
Need to make some nice, simple and eye-catching motion ads like this I have made @Framer Looking for advice what would be the best free software to make it and export it in as video and use it for meta ads.
I was just looking into framer videos of 3 years ago and i found this https://nav.supply/, These are high-quality navigation patterns for your Framer sites. Huge thanks to @Benjamin
As beginner, I need your advice
If you could only install 3 Framer plugins, which ones would you choose, and why?
I'm just getting started and want to build a solid toolkit without installing everything.
Which plugin do you use the most? And is there one you think every beginner should have?
Drop your recommendations below 👇 I'd love to learn from what the community is using.
Day 1 of learning Framer
Big shoutout to @Nandi for making the learning process so approachable.
I started with his course, and it's been incredibly clear, practical, and easy to follow: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qZvkIGuHRM&t=747s
If you're just getting started with Framer, I'd definitely recommend it.
Who else is currently learning Framer? What's been the biggest challenge for you so far when starting?
Coming from a coding background, I've been using Shadcn/UI a lot, and one thing I really love is the huge collection of pre-built, composable components.
As I'm getting into Framer, I'm wondering if there's anything similar for the Framer ecosystem.
Have any of you built or found a library of high-quality, reusable Framer components?
I'm looking for things like buttons,cards, dialog, drawer and so many other i have been seeing in shadcn
If you've built your own component library, I'd love to see it too. What are you using?
LOOP give Away is over!
Here are the winners: @Perthro, @Lera, @Snehil, @Emon Arefin, @Gustave Flowbert
I’ll be sending the project link to each of you soon.
Thanks to everyone for participating, I really appreciate your support!
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