Another day another taste test 👀 We are experimenting with a new layout for our next Framer temp...

Another day another taste test 👀 We are experimenting with a new layout for our next Framer temp...Another day another taste test 👀 We are experimenting with a new layout for our next Framer temp...

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Syphon

pro

• Sep 14

Another day another taste test 👀

We are experimenting with a new layout for our next Framer template, it includes tiles of content all laid out on a free-roam canvas. Here’s a first look 👇 What do you think? Which of these would you like to see in a template?

A. A canvas with content hidden in tiles where you hover and find it on the canvas,

B. A low opacity layout that gives glimpses of what each tile contains. Let us know! 👀 🚀

Contra Interactive Design

2 voted

67%

1 voted

33%

3 votes

Closed

Byamukama Elia

• Sep 14

Perfect

Rohan Ahmed

• Sep 14

The low-opacity approach feels like the better balance here—it preserves discoverability while still rewarding exploration, and should make the canvas feel alive before hover.

Shubhang Chouhan

pro

• Sep 14

I’d go with the low-opacity tiles, gives enough context without hiding the content.

Sahil Sharma

pro

• Sep 16

hidden tiles.

Said Brjanov

• Oct 6

The client really liked Barcelona typical floor tiles, so I presented these logo options. Which one you liked the most?

4 voted

13%

26 voted

87%

30 votes

Closed

Mahmudul Hasan Manik

pro

• Oct 6

Love option 2, which one do you like most ?

Jasmijn Budding

• Oct 5

Posting my new YouTube video this week... which thumbnail would you click on?

29 voted

63%

17 voted

37%

46 votes

Closed

Oluwadamilola Oluwadamilare

pro

• Oct 5

Should I go for left or right? Focusing on updating and finishing up my portfolio... and then I came across this crossroads. Another alternative is to make them switchable themes through a toggle, but I still need to decide which should be the default.

Figma UI Design Illustration

27 voted

75%

9 voted

25%

36 votes

Closed

Moiz ur-Rehman

• Oct 6

Left is better because the text is readable, the overall blue background is not flashing to the eyes as compared to the right one. For the top right button " Start a project ", you can add some animation so that it stands out and encourage users to click on it.