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I’m currently testing my 3D flipping card component in Framer .
During testing, I discovered a few things users should be able to do:
• Change the font size and font type
• Make the card an image with text overlay if they want
• Add images inside the card
• Have better control of the layout
Building components is not just about how they look. It’s also about giving users the flexibility to use them in different ways.
So I’m going back to recook the component and make it more useful and flexible for designers.
If you’re looking for a Framer developer who can build interactive components and experiences, let’s connect.
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