I am going with A, the faster one. For a button micro-interaction, snappy feels more responsive and alive, while the slower version almost makes me wonder if it lagged. Did you try any easing tweaks on B to see if a different curve changes the feel?
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Nice test Rokas! Between A and B, I'd lean towards A (faster) — feels more snappy and responsive in Framer, especially for a CTA button. The slower B has a smooth premium feel but faster usually converts better as it feels more instant. Great attention to micro-interaction detail!
Great breakdown! Absolute positioning is so underrated in Framer for those overlap cases. Love how you explained the 2 use-cases - stacking and fixed position vs normal flow. Super helpful tip!
Super clean brand system! 🤌 Love the mint on dark contrast and how the mark works across touchpoints - that ID card mockup is chef's kiss. Great Framer execution for real estate!