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This is how you make a section transition effect using Figma & Framer. Tutorial.
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Tried moving toward a softer and more minimal interface by simplifying the background, improving spacing, and letting the content breathe more naturally.
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I’m building my own Framer template store ✨
But I need your help choosing the hero section design. Which one should I go with?👇
Left or right?
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I go with options 2
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