Most nav links in Framer either underline on hover or scale the whole word. Nothing moves through the label itself.
Wave Dot Link turns any text into a kinetic link — a marker races the baseline while nearby characters lift, tilt, and settle with spring-driven travel.
What you get:
→ traveling baseline marker (dot, dash, square, or off)
→ per-letter lift, tilt, scale, and trail
→ hover or click trigger
→ label + destination from the panel
→ tablet and mobile type sizes
→ reduced-motion fallback
→ canvas matches live rest pose — no guessing in the editor
Drop it in a hero, menu row, or footer link. Set label, pick trigger, tune marker shape and motion.
Try it live: https://framer.link/ufE5Qk4
BuiltByKern → Marketplace → Wave Dot Link
Hero CTA, vertical nav, or inline text link — where would you use a traveling marker?
Most nav links in Framer either underline on hover or scale the whole word. Nothing moves through the label itself.
Wave Dot Link turns any text into a kinetic link — a marker races the baseline while nearby characters lift, tilt, and settle with spring-driven travel.
What you get:
→ traveling baseline marker (dot, dash, square, or off)
→ per-letter lift, tilt, scale, and trail
→ hover or click trigger
→ label + destination from the panel
→ tablet and mobile type sizes
→ reduced-motion fallback
→ canvas matches live rest pose — no guessing in the editor
Drop it in a hero, menu row, or footer link. Set label, pick trigger, tune marker shape and motion.
Try it live: https://framer.link/ufE5Qk4
BuiltByKern → Marketplace → Wave Dot Link
Hero CTA, vertical nav, or inline text link — where would you use a traveling marker?
