Did you guys ever think about the Apple Duo mobile breakpoint when designing @Framer websites?
Kandy Hills - Pre-Launch Real Estate Landing Page
A hero section built for a hillside villa pre-launch, where the goal is trust and urgency before a single unit is finished being built. The layout leans on a full-bleed photograph of the actual property at dusk instead of a rendered hero graphic, with a transparent nav sitting directly on top so the image reads as one uninterrupted scene.
Every single day, between 252,000 and 640,000 new websites go live worldwide. That’s up to 7 new sites created every single second.
Source: Oddball Marketing
Freshly cooking up the blog section for my upcoming @Framer template.
What features do you love seeing in a blog layout?
First component in action, scaled for landing page deployment. Check out the complete library to try the rest of the available UI assets.
Will shrare the video later
Check this out new component
It's a Card Deck Tabs every option stays visible, stacked on top of each other. Click one and it slides forward into a full panel with a heading, description, a button, and an image. Check my marketplace for grab this free
After a few months of learning Framer, I've finally shipped my first component. @Framer 3.0 made it click.
Stacked Reveal 🎴
It's a Card Deck Tabs every option stays visible, stacked on top of each other. Click one and it slides forward into a full panel with a heading, description, a button, and an image.
I built it for editorial landing pages and service menus, the kind of places where a plain accordion always felt a bit flat.
Aaaaand It's free
you can grab it in the Marketplace.
Whats your opinion. This was done by using Claude
Now Its time to build this on @Framer
I can share the prompt with you.
I’ve been thinking about how many creators and teachers have so much value to share, but often struggle with keeping everything organised in one place.
When you’re teaching online, it’s not just about posting lessons.
You’re also managing courses, assignments, daily tasks, and the whole learning experience behind the scenes. That can get overwhelming really fast.
That’s why I wanted to create something that feels simple, helpful, and easy to use.
This Framer template is made for people who want a better way to manage their courses and lessons without making things complicated. Something clean, practical, and actually supportive for everyday work. If you’re a creator, a teacher, or someone preparing to start teaching online, I hope this can help make your journey a little easier.
Stay tuned.
Clean. Fast. Conversion focused.
Website hero section is done by @framer
Also tried this interactive button animation inspired by the web.
Credits to the original creator.
Meet Fluxe: a single-screen personal finance dashboard where every dollar lives in one place. Frosted glass panels float over a dark aurora-lit backdrop, with KPI cards, an animated spend-over-time chart, a category donut, a sortable transactions table, and smart SMS alerts all set in Inter with tabular figures for pixel-perfect numbers.
Fully responsive, viewport-sized, and installable as a Progressive Web App add it to your home screen for full-screen, offline access. No app store required.
Built with a complete design system: glass tokens, a custom color palette, and a tight type scale, so every component stays consistent from desktop to mobile.
Would love your feedback 🙌
#Framer #Glassmorphism #PWA #UIDesign #Fintech #DashboardDesign
Fluxe Expenses track·Agents Hackathon
Thank You @Framer This is really cool. I'm excited to try more.
