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Interactive Social Media Card Built in Framer
I designed and developed a modern Animated Social Media Card Component in Framer, combining bold visuals, smooth interactions, and quick access to social profiles.
The component features clickable social media icons, animated hover effects, customizable links, a glassmorphism-style layout, and fully responsive behavior. It is ideal for portfolios, personal websites, creator profiles, agency websites, and link-in-bio pages.
✨ Key Features
• Modern and visually engaging design
• Clickable social media links
• Smooth animations and hover effects
• Fully responsive on all devices
• Easy to customize in Framer
• Reusable component structure
• Clean and user-friendly interface
Explore the component on the Framer Marketplace:
🔗 Animated Social Card:
https://www.framer.com/community/marketplace/components/animated-social-card/
Looking for a custom Framer website or interactive component? Let’s work together and bring your idea to life.
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Very nice! Keep up the great work!
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Amazing work🔥
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Everything is editable directly in Framer:
— Images, text, colors, and links
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Copy it, replace the demo cards, and make the stack yours.
https://contra.com/products/IcIYlLNQ-interactive-swipe-card-stack-for-framer
That directional routing makes the component much more useful than a visual swipe demo. Sending right swipes straight to the product page is a smart pattern.
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I think it's a distinction AI can't tell. What do you think?
See the full workflow and the part AI can't deliver in the video. 🎬
Agree with the distinction. Technically good usually means the output is coherent and error free, actually good means it fits the brand and makes the client's product feel like theirs. That second part is still very much a taste call, not something a model can judge for itself yet.
