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Your Framer Website Isn't Finished When Desktop Looks Good
One mistake I see often:
A website looks amazing on a laptop…
Then you open it on your phone and everything feels different.
Text is too large.
Buttons are awkward.
Sections feel crowded.
Images don't sit properly.
That's why I don't treat mobile as an afterthought when building in Framer.
I think about responsive behavior from the beginning:
Desktop → Tablet → Mobile
For each breakpoint, I check:
✅ Typography and hierarchy
✅ Spacing and section height
✅ Navigation and menus
✅ Button sizes
✅ Image positioning
✅ Content readability
✅ Touch-friendly interactions
The goal isn't to make the desktop design "shrink."
It's to make the experience feel intentional on every screen.
That's one of the things I like about Framer—the visual workflow makes it easy to see how design decisions translate across breakpoints and refine them quickly.
Have you ever visited a website that looked great on desktop but terrible on mobile?
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