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Hot take: most Framer sites don’t need more animations.
They need:
better hierarchy
faster loading
clearer copy
fewer “cool” interactions
Good motion supports the experience.
Bad motion asks for attention.
What’s one Framer trend you think is overused?
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That animation feels totally unrelated to the website.
Need some changes like blur or something