Grids & Giggles

F*CK IT! IT'S FREEEEE!

10 reposts & I RELEASE THIS FOR

FREEEEEEEE

Practising the Effect with another website.

Check out the Effect at flowwpilot.framer.website

He's so CUTEEEEE!!!

NOT RIVE, NOT SPLINE, NOT WEBGL, NOT BLENDER, NOT UNICORN.

PURELY MADE AS AN INTERACTIVE CURSOR-FOLLOWING CODE COMPONENT IN TSX ON FRAMER!

i tried making smth cool today :p

Finally completed the whole Flow!

check it out at motionlabs :))

ps:those are supposed to be hover to play videos

everyone check out this page at motion labs! so proud of it, just confuse about what i should price it at. open to suggestions!(similar ones go for 15-40 dollars on the marketplace )

and first 10 commenters can give me their mail for me to send it to them for free!

Always found these fascinating. so i built one of my own

Few updates i made on Motion Labs

If i learned everything from the community, only makes sense i give back to it too!

I wonder why rive is not widely used while developing for framer.

well for me it has been working wonderfully.

Guys is it too clique to make a site for your girlfriend on valentine's day?

I almost sold this. Then I realized charging for accessibility is the opposite of the point.

So here's a free Framer accessibility menu. Drop it on any site and visitors get contrast modes, text-to-speech, readable fonts, a reading guide, page-structure navigation, and one-tap profiles for dyslexia, low vision, epilepsy, motor, ADHD, and elder users.

One code component. No setup. Fully reversible.

The web should work for everyone, not just the people a design happened to be built for.

Take it, put it on a client site, tell me what's missing.

What accessibility feature do you wish more Framer sites shipped with?

I was about to sell this for $15. Then it hit me how backwards that is.

Putting a paywall on a tool whose entire job is making the web usable for everyone? That is the opposite of the point.

So I'm giving it away.

It's a drop-in Framer accessibility menu: contrast and saturation modes, readable fonts, text-to-speech, a reading guide, page-structure jump links, a select-to-define dictionary, cursor sizing, image-alt flags, plus one-tap profiles for dyslexia, low vision, epilepsy, motor, ADHD, and elder users. One code component, no setup.

Everyone deserves to actually experience the web, not just the people a design happened to be built for. Charging for that felt wrong the second I really thought about it.

Take it, use it on a client site, and tell me what's missing. posting it tmw for free :)

FOR ALL THE EXPERTS, I AM SORRY.

Working on something Massive.

will be dropping the MOST EXTENSIVE TEMPLATE on the entire marketplace.

FOR ABSOLUTELY FREEE!!!

1- it will include 10+ pages

2- 10+ custom code components and code overrides not available on the marketplace.

3- custom nav bar and footer.

See it? It's subtle. That's the point.

AuroraStrip is a band of colored light at the edge of a section that reacts to how fast you scroll. Sit still and it drifts. Flick down the page and it brightens, then decays back on its own. The velocity runs through a spring, so it ramps instead of strobing.

✓ Opacity tied to live scroll speed

✓ Up to 8 palette colors, one drifting blob each

✓ Screen blend for dark themes, Normal for light

✓ Blur, drift distance and cycle speed all adjustable

✓ Free

Turn the blur down to 15 and it stops being ambient and starts being orbs. Same component.

Top edge or footer, where would you put it?

See it? It's subtle. That's the point.

AuroraStrip is a band of colored light at the edge of a section that reacts to how fast you scroll. Sit still and it drifts. Flick down the page and it brightens, then decays back on its own. The velocity runs through a spring, so it ramps instead of strobing.

✓ Opacity tied to live scroll speed

✓ Up to 8 palette colors, one drifting blob each

✓ Screen blend for dark themes, Normal for light

✓ Blur, drift distance and cycle speed all adjustable

✓ FREEE

Turn the blur down to 15 and it stops being ambient and starts being orbs. Same component.

Top edge or footer, where would you put it?