I started learning Framer from an ebook… then wondered: “Why am I only getting likes?”
Hi! I’m a visual designer who loves motion, interaction, and anything that feels satisfying to look at. 👋
I recently started diving deeper into Framer after reading an ebook about it.
Interactive components, micro-interactions, playful sections… I was having so much fun that I started making things and putting them out there.
But then I noticed something interesting.
People were liking my work, but there wasn’t much clicking or buying.
And I kept wondering:
“Why do people like this… but not actually use it?”
That question made me think more seriously about what people come to the Framer marketplace and community for.
As a designer, I naturally want to make beautiful interactions and interesting motion.
But the person actually building a website may be thinking:
“Can this help me finish my project faster?”
That gap between what I enjoy creating and what someone wants to use right now became really interesting to me.
Then another thought came up:
What if I didn’t have to keep changing numbers and code just to find the right motion?
What if I could adjust motion more visually — almost like tweaking it by feel?
So… I started building exactly that.
And surprisingly, it’s already turning into something that actually works. 🔥
I’m currently experimenting with a tool that makes it easier to play with motion, timing, and visual feel without constantly jumping back and forth between values.
Still very much a work in progress, but I’m having a lot of fun building it.
I’ll share more soon. 🚀
