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Taste Test
I was building ProjectPeek for the Framer Marketplace and had one problem…
I had two completely different ideas for how the preview should behave.
One stays exactly where you put it 📍
The other follows your cursor 🖱️
Both felt right. So instead of killing one, I made the component do both.
There’s now a simple toggle to switch between the two interaction modes — plus 20+ controls to play with everything from size and position to tilt, spring physics, glow, offsets, CTA, and more.
Now I need you to settle the argument:
Which peek feels better? 👀 📍 Fixed Position 🖱️ Cursor Following And yes… I’m still undecided. 😭
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I prefer the Cursor Following version because it naturally creates a little more curiosity — it makes users want to move their cursor and see what happens.
The cursor can stay stationary while using the follow mode too, so readability shouldn’t really be an issue. The interaction just adds that extra layer of curiosity.😊
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