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Sometimes showing less creates more interest.
With GINGER, project cards reveal themselves through interaction instead of giving everything away immediately.
The content is already there.
The reveal simply creates a moment of discovery — adding rhythm and curiosity without adding more UI.
There is a nice distinction here between hiding information and revealing content that is already in place. For a project grid, I would want the title to stay discoverable even before interaction. How does GINGER handle the reveal on touch screens—tap, scroll, or a different default state?
Good point. The title stays accessible without relying on the reveal itself. On touch screens, I adapted the interaction so it doesn’t depend on hover — I wanted the content to remain discoverable first, with the reveal as an enhancement.
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Been working on my portfolio for the past 10 days.
From designing everything in Figma to bringing it all to life in Framer it’s taken a lot of time, but seeing it come together has been worth it.
Still a work in progress, but I’m getting very close to wrapping it up.
Here’s a look at some of the pages so far. 👀
Great work but I have a question that designing everything in figma and then going to framer works better or just do all together in the framer from the start. I learning framer do let me know if thats hard or easy?
Elias Vent is a free editorial Framer portfolio template for product,
motion, and brand designers.
Who it's for: designers who want a portfolio that looks as considered as
the work in it.
The hero is the centrepiece: five projects on a tilted curve that swings
past as you scroll, section pinned while it plays, each slide full-bleed
photography with the project name in large type over it.
The rest: near-black editorial ground, a scroll-pinned project gallery,
headlines that resolve letter by letter, a custom cursor over the awards
list, image parallax, and an animated gradient shader in the footer
wired to the site's colour tokens. All native Framer.
What you get: a home page (hero, about, principles, services, gallery,
FAQ, contact), case study pages, five populated demo projects, and a
styled 404.
Live preview: https://eliasvent.framer.website
brilliant work!
Selected Work, reimagined as a scroll-driven project stack.
Built in Framer with a custom Code Component — smooth depth, layered transitions and continuous motion.
Live site: https://yuriitarasov.framer.website/
Love it Yurii, great job!!
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