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Sneak peek at a custom Framer portfolio I'm building for a friend specializing in Product Design, UX strategy, and mentorship.
I'm hand-crafting the highly diverse case studies for complete visual freedom, while leveraging Framer's CMS to dynamically power the blog and student testimonials.
the laptop on black looks so good. that linkedin card pops
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Just made a new Framer component to showcase projects!
It has two views: Floating and Masonry Grid. You can use both with a toggle or stick to just one view.
And of course, it’s CMS-connected, making it easy to update your content, with an optional manual upload for smaller collections.
You can scroll or drag to explore, and even rearrange the grid by dragging. Really love this one!
Would you use both views or just choose one?
Check it here
Floating view for me. The drifting images look great.
Meet Fernby 🐾 a warm Framer template for vet clinics, pet clinics & animal hospitals.
✔ 13 pages
✔ CMS: services, prices, guides, team, FAQs
✔ Booking form + price list
✔ Fully responsive
Launch your vet website fast 👇
The same font can look different. (Look at the headline/main text)
Look at the letter spacing. Look at the line height.
When I import design from Figma to Framer, these things often change, so it's must to double check it.
Ye le Jani is post ke liye:
So true! 👌 This is such an underrated detail. Figma to Framer import always messes with letter spacing and line height - the same font ends up looking totally different if you don't double check. Great reminder to QA the typography properly!