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PillFlow — Adaptive Floating Action Menu for Framer
PillFlow is a high-performance, adaptive floating menu designed to provide quick access to essential site actions without compromising the UI aesthetic. This component was engineered to meet the strict standards of the Framer Marketplace, ensuring stability and ease of use for end-users.
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