Mastering Framer: Building Responsive Navbars with Ease

Mastering Framer: Building Responsive Navbars with EaseMastering Framer: Building Responsive Navbars with Ease

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Arkin Samanta

pro

• May 5

Day 1 of learning Framer.

Built a responsive navbar with a hamburger menu in one evening. Coming from Figma the layout system feels familiar, it's basically auto layout but for the web.

Adding this to my skillset so I can offer design and development to clients. More updates coming.

Yaroslav Tsyhanenko

• May 11

Beyond Design: Building Digital Experiences that Scale 🚀

Your website is often the first "handshake" between your brand and your customers. Is it making the right impression? I help companies turn their static visions into high-converting, interactive Framer sites.

The project you see here, Dango, was built with a focus on community and clean aesthetics. By moving from Figma to Framer, we achieved fluid responsiveness and a level of polish that standard templates simply can't match.

What I bring to your project:

Precision: Every pixel from your Figma file is respected.

Performance: SEO-optimized structures for faster loading.

Functionality: Clean layouts that guide users exactly where you want them.

Ready to level up your online presence? Let's build something exceptional together.

Book this service here: 👉 https://contra.com/s/YvRMoU2W-figma-to-framer?r=yaroslav_rb98qntn

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Madob Acharjya

• May 12

Nice!

Olayanju Teslim

pro

• May 11

Home page of the framer template i just finished worked on

I am still available for framer design and development projects....you can book a call here: https://calendly.com/book-a-15mins-call/theframerdude

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Magdalena Wołowiec

pro

• May 11

Just submitted my first Framer component for review.

Sliced Image splits a single photo into a customizable grid of tiles. Each tile is individually toggleable from the property panel — no code needed. Comes with controls for columns, rows, gap, border radius, per-tile visibility, and an optional hover effect.

Built for editorial heroes, portfolio sections, and anywhere a plain image feels too static.

Waiting on approval — will update when it's live.