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A useful Framer component dev tip I learned from a recent Marketplace review
If your component uses Lottie, video, or continuous animations, don't let them keep running when they're off-screen.
Use IntersectionObserver to pause playback when off-screen and resume when visible.
Small optimization → better performance → better Framer components.
This came up while improving my Thumbnail Slider Max component.
Component: https://framer.link/KaFqOUL
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Thumbnail Slider Max: Premium Carousels Component by 7 Sync…
Advanced Image Gallery Slider — Thumbnail Slider Max by 7 Sync Technologies — explore this Framer Component on the Framer Marketplace and customize it in Framer’s no-code website builder.
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Great work but I have a question that designing everything in figma and then going to framer works better or just do all together in the framer from the start. I learning framer do let me know if thats hard or easy?