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Pushing Framer’s native Scroll Transforms a bit further. A compact editorial hero that gradually turns into a full-screen image as you scroll. No GSAP. No code.
Would you keep the typography visible longer, or let the image take over completely?
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Two unique Framer components that make your site unforgatable!🤍
A --> ASCII Engine : ascii art generator
B --> Halftone Engine : turn any image or video into a live field of dots
Which one would you pick?
👇🏻A or B ?
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Typo 😅 Meant “unforgettable”! 🤍
Urban Haven is a modern real estate landing page designed in Figma and developed in Framer. The design focuses on simplicity, luxury aesthetics, and an intuitive property browsing experience.
Highlights:
Modern Real Estate UI/UX
Premium Landing Page Design
Property Search Experience
Responsive Web Design
Designed in Figma
Built in Framer
Open for freelance and remote UI/UX opportunities.
Clean and premium. The simple browsing experience fits real estate really well.
The gradient orbs are the only saturated color on an otherwise cream, paper-like page — that contrast is doing the branding work here. Flip to dark and the orbs would pop harder, but you'd lose the warm, tactile feel the cream base gives the whole layout.