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A premium cinematic hotel website designed to showcase luxury, hospitality, dining, rooms, and grand celebrations through immersive visuals, elegant typography, smooth animations, and a high-end storytelling experience.
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I just released FAR ENOUGH, a free Framer template for luxury travel. 🌴
Minimal on the surface, a lot of motion underneath:
→ an endless drag-to-explore masonry grid
→ a 3D Instagram carousel
→ a scroll-driven curtain gallery
→ an image trail that follows your cursor
→ light and dark mode with one click
10 pages, 4 CMS collections, fully responsive, with a reduced-motion fallback. Every animation is editable in the properties panel, no code needed.
Made for travel studios, villas, retreats and anyone who wants a site that feels far away in the best way.
Free on the Framer Marketplace: https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/far-enough/
Live preview: https://farenough.framer.website
#Framer #FramerTemplate #WebDesign #FreeTemplate
Nice website bro
I'm experimenting with two responsive designs for mobile bottom navigation and would love to hear your thoughts.
Which approach would you prefer? 👇
A — Multi-row Grid
Navigation items wrap into multiple rows to accommodate smaller screens.
B — Horizontally Scrollable Bar
A single-row navigation bar that users can scroll horizontally to access more options.
Which feels more intuitive, accessible, and user-friendly?
Vote for A or B and let me know why in the comments. I'd love to hear your perspective! 🚀
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Multi-row Grid is more practical I like it great job 🎉🎉🔥🔥
Electric Mobility Website | UI/UX & Framer
A modern electric mobility website designed in Figma and developed in Framer.
The concept focuses on bold typography, clean product storytelling, responsive layouts, and smooth motion to create a polished and engaging digital experience.
Design Highlights:
• Clean product-focused UI
• Responsive web experience
• Smooth scroll animations
• Interactive transitions
• Strong visual hierarchy
• Figma to Framer workflow
Tools: Figma, Framer
Exploring how thoughtful UI and motion can make digital product experiences feel more immersive and memorable.
If it's a 3d model and rotate on scroll and then comes in this position 💯💯