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I wrote about the optimization process behind one of the biggest Framer projects.
ā¢ 2,000+ CMS items
ā¢ 300+ components
ā¢ 47 collections
ā¢ 70+ pages
Check out the case study. š
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2,000+ CMS items in Framer is seriously impressive. Curious what your approach was for keeping the component library manageable at that scale. With 300+ components, naming conventions and documentation must have been a full-time job on their own.
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š Started learning Framer this week.
After years of building websites the "traditional" way, I finally decided to see what all the Framer hype was about.
A few hours in, and I've already learned:
ā¢ Stacks are your best friend š¤Ā
ā¢ Making something responsive is easier when you stop fighting the layout engine
As a small milestone, I designed and built a modern minimal hero section that works across desktop, tablet, and mobile. š±š» Still very much in the learning phase, but I'm enjoying the process and looking forward to building more projects with it.
More experiments, mistakes, and hopefully some cool websites coming soon. š
What do you think of the hero section? Any improvements you'd make or Framer tips you'd give to someone just getting started? š
#Framer #WebDesign #UIDesign #NoCode #WebDevelopment #DesignJourney
This is awesome, how come you learnt this so fast mine took me up to 2 days to learn this but am now an expert
Sharing my first progress, I'm starting to focus building skill with framer, thanks for the supportš„ @Framer
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The big bold serif wordmark with the copyright symbol is a strong typographic choice. That kind of editorial confidence makes the tagline below it land harder. Keep going with the daily practice.
Hi guys, i'm comback again for a longtime. I've been busy with all my project, but now I think i want to make some challenge for my self. Until now I haven't become @framer expert yet because Im not focus on one thing. So this would be big move for me. Let's start and wish me luck guys!š
One of the best designs have seen so far todayyy,, keep it up
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