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Drag Parallax Slider. Now Live 🚀
Built a horizontal slider for Framer that respects your users.
Most sliders hijack scroll or break page flow. This one doesn't.
Drag-first interaction → Users feel in control
Subtle parallax → Visual depth without distraction
Works anywhere → No layout conflicts
Why I Built This
Tired of janky sliders that hijack scroll or only work in demos.
Built one that prioritizes clarity, control, and quality.
Features
✓ Smooth drag & swipe
✓ Velocity-based motion
✓ Parallax depth
✓ Smart click handling
✓ Fully responsive
✓ High performance
Perfect for portfolios, agencies, product showcases, and visual content.
Made with Workshop. Built for real sites.
#FramerDesign #UIComponent #WebDesign #InteractionDesign
Great Work
Thanks, Wael🙌
Nice work Antony
Thank you very much, Gift
One of the best use cases of Workshop imo ;)
Framer Workshop is really amazing. I've been learning, building, and playing with the Workshop for the past few weeks.
You made me feel like I need to give it a second try. So far I used it only a couple of times and was demotivated.
Great work brother 🔥
Thanks Ahmed
wow! The drag is just so smooth! gonna use this in one of my next projects!
Thanks, Sufyan. Here is the link:https://www.framer.com/marketplace/components/drag-parallax-slider/
Please feel free to contact me if any problems arise.
framer.com
Drag Parallax Slider: Premium UI Component by Antony Raphy — Framer Marketplace
A high-performance horizontal slider built for direct manipulation. Smooth drag and swipe interaction with subtle parallax depth, designed to showcase visual work without interfering with vertical page scroll or layout flow.
Awesome work Antony 👍
Thanks, Andrey🙌
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White one stands out and feels fresher. The dark one is nice too, just a bit more expected.
RENAISSANCE Website hero section.
which should I work on? And why? 😊
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I’d go with A. The mix of Renaissance imagery with such a modern layout has more of a “wait, what’s going on here?” effect.
B is a common layout in my opinion and the overall composition looks a bit off to me.
