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Just published another Framer code component to show your work!
Best part: it's connected to your CMS, so no need to manually update the content.
It has drag and scroll to stir the arc, plus an infinite project list 🔥
Check it here
Impresive work
Thank you Rahman!!
The arc is the index. Oblique is the name in focus, Brand Identity / Design sits under it, and the vinyl is that project's still. Dragging the list changes which title is sharp, so a new CMS item only has to bring a name, a category, and an image. Projects. stays on the picture. View project stays small.
yesss thank you for noticing!!
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