Dmitry Vorobey

I've been experimenting with this idea and came up with Diagonal Fill Preloader — a Framer component built around a custom diagonal reveal animation.

A bold percentage counter, a geometric fill effect, and a smooth transition that slides away to reveal the actual website.

Simple concept, but I really like how much character it can add to a website's first impression.

It's fully customizable, so you can adapt the colors, typography, and animation speed to your own design.

Curious to see how others would use it 👀

What if the loading screen was part of the experience, rather than just a waiting screen?

I've been experimenting with this idea and came up with Diagonal Fill Preloader — a Framer component built around a custom diagonal reveal animation.

A bold percentage counter, a geometric fill effect, and a smooth transition that slides away to reveal the actual website.

Simple concept, but I really like how much character it can add to a website's first impression.

It's fully customizable, so you can adapt the colors, typography, and animation speed to your own design.

Curious to see how others would use it 👀

I've been working on a new Framer component — Layered Parallax CTA.

It's a multi-layer CTA section that creates a subtle sense of depth as you scroll, using three independent image layers moving at different speeds.

You can customize each layer, adjust the animation settings, and add any Framer component to the center slot — making it easy to create unique hero sections and call-to-action blocks.

I wanted to keep it flexible while making the visual result feel a little more special.

Would love to hear what you think! ✨