If you were browsing the web circa 1998, splash pages were everywhere. Flash-powered intros with dramatic music, spinning logos, and “Welcome to our website!” animations were a standard part of the design process. Those days are long gone, but they haven't vanished entirely. Brands still use splash pages for age verification, country and language selection, or simply to create a bold first impression.
Dial Menu by Josh Guo
Josh Guo has created a fantastic dial menu for Framer. It features a circular design with multiple buttons that can be used for different purposes.
Mars Rejects Menu by Pepe Torrado
Pepe Torrado has created a unique menu with a dynamic design and a futuristic look and feel. It includes several buttons that can be customized for various use cases.
Smooth Dock by rafunderscore
rafunderscore has created a smooth and elegant dock menu for Framer. The menu features a horizontal design with icons that display an indicator and category name on hover. The Smooth Dock is perfect for websites that require quick access to different pages.
Glowing Tabs by Harsh Kedia
Harsh Kedia has created a glowing tabs menu for Framer. The menu features a design with tabs that light up when clicked. It’s perfect for websites that require multiple tabs for navigation.
Apple Dock by Mani
Mani has created an Apple-style dock menu for Framer. The menu features a clean and minimalistic design with icons that change their size on hover. It’s perfect for websites that require quick access to different features.
Collapse Menu by Irfan Aziz
Irfan Aziz, the creator of this list, has also created a fantastic collapse menu for Framer. The menu features a vertical design with two elements that expand and collapse when hovered over. OHM studio’s website logo inspired this menu.
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