One change that made my Framer builds feel more premium: I stopped animating every section on scroll.
When everything fades and slides in, nothing stands out and the page starts to feel heavy. Now I pick two or three moments that actually earn attention (the hero, one product row, the final call to action) and let the rest just be there.
The effects you keep hit harder, and the page feels faster because the browser is doing less work on every scroll.
If your site feels busy but you cannot say why, try deleting half your appear effects. Most of the time you do not miss them.
One change that made my Framer builds feel more premium: I stopped animating every section on scroll.
When everything fades and slides in, nothing stands out and the page starts to feel heavy. Now I pick two or three moments that actually earn attention (the hero, one product row, the final call to action) and let the rest just be there.
The effects you keep hit harder, and the page feels faster because the browser is doing less work on every scroll.
If your site feels busy but you cannot say why, try deleting half your appear effects. Most of the time you do not miss them.
