📚 Learning Log #1.2

Today I learned why an SSR fallback matters when building responsive code components in Framer.

The server has no idea what your screen size is, so relying on window.innerWidth alone can lead to missing content or hydration issues.

My solution was simple: • Render a default desktop variant during SSR. • Use isMounted to switch to the correct viewport after hydration.

Small change, but it made the component much more reliable and SEO-friendly. specially if using inline code or text manipulation code component.

📚 Learning Log #1.2

Today I learned why an SSR fallback matters when building responsive code components in Framer.

The server has no idea what your screen size is, so relying on window.innerWidth alone can lead to missing content or hydration issues.

My solution was simple: • Render a default desktop variant during SSR. • Use isMounted to switch to the correct viewport after hydration.

Small change, but it made the component much more reliable and SEO-friendly. specially if using inline code or text manipulation code component.