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Figma to Framer hero section development🧩
Would you like me to show you how your design could look as a fully developed website in Framer?
Design is not mine, credits to @_heyfaisal (on X/twitter)
Impressive 😍
The jump from a static Figma hero to a fully built Framer version is where a lot of ideas fall apart. What's usually the first thing that breaks or needs rethinking once it's actually live?
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