
Jijo M
Most startup sites just explain the product. I build the ones that prove why it matters, so you don't rely solely on a press release.
Hi Framer Community & Team,
I'm reaching out to check on the status of my Framer Expert application, which has been pending review for two months.
I recently completed a real client project built entirely in Framer:
Live Website:
Hello, friends at Framer! 👋
Just published this deck of cards! I think it's a great way to showcase testimonials, features, functionality, or simply add a unique visual touch to your site.
It includes two versions in a single component:
• Scroll-based sticky interaction • Standard navigation with swappable cards
Because why not?
It's fully responsive and completely customizable. It also comes with a pre-built background where you can add a cloud shader, image, or gradient, and apply masks however you like.
Check out my profile to see it in action!
Every animation tool I've tried made me spend more time learning the tool than actually animating.
I've been building motion in Framer for months. Cloth physics, 3D triggers, bouncy springs. I love making things move but the learning curve is brutal.
So I'm building Lao Animatron (still figuring out the name). A low learning curve tool so anyone can animate their thoughts for teaching, drawing, or sharing ideas fast.
Still early, building in public. I will be posting my journey in threads https://www.threads.com/@jijo.fyi
My site just hit 100 likes on the Framer Gallery, and I genuinely didn't see this coming.
I built this space to imagine a place I want to be and to actually live in it.
Just a corner of the internet that feels like home.
If you're curious, take a dive. Feel the fresh air. -> https://sub.chujiqiqi.com/community/gallery/jijo-s-space
Hey friends at Framer 👋
I just released Deck of Cards.
It's an interactive card component with realistic drag physics, a sticky scroll mode, and fully customizable animated shaders. Think moving clouds, fluid backgrounds, plasma, gradients, and more, all built into the component.
Available for both Framer and React + TypeScript.
Would love to hear what you build with it ❤
Hey Friends at Framer 👋
Just shipped Interactive Deck consists of bouncy cards. Inspired by Interfacecraft, with richer motion and bouncier springs.
Highly customizable. Works well on mobile, swipe any direction and the top card goes to the bottom.
Also included a single-file React TypeScript version if you need it outside Framer.
Hi @Framer @Jorn van Dijk I was wondering if we could also increase the width of the extended property controls. It's a bit inconvenient when the text gets truncated. 😄
Built a Framer navbar with actual glass rendering.
Not blur slapped on a div.
Refraction, chromatic aberration, edge distortion, working mega menu, and a proper mobile layout.
Available now.
Hi Framer Friends,
I’m building a tool to easily animate 3D objects and import them into Framer with scroll-based triggers.
Let me know if you'd be interested in testing it!
Curly Directional Arrows is now available! 🎉
11 handcrafted SVGs, 8 unique directions, reverse hover animation, and fully customizable settings to create delightful onboarding and UI callouts in Framer.
My first-ever component. I built it to give cards a more premium look and feel.
I wanted to make sure it really fits the iOS 26-inspired aesthetic, so I added chromatic aberration for extra polish. I also included four different glass modes so it stays optimized across different devices, including phones.
Enjoy.
Turning the aesthetic dial up to 100 with some dynamic sun rays because standard websites are boring.
Drop a ☀ below if you want the direct link when it goes live.
Dear designers and builders,
What's your usual workflow for publishing components and templates?
I have around 20–30 components ready to go, but I keep procrastinating instead of hitting "Publish."
Curious how others approach it. 👀






