Framer when it makes sense.
Code when it matters.
Framer when it makes sense.
Code when it matters.
Small interactions can completely change how a website feels to use.
Even something as simple as switching from a list view to a grid view changes:
— rhythm
— readability
— exploration
— perception
That’s part of the thinking behind INKY:
a Framer template designed with both structure and interaction in mind.
Explore it here:
https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/inky/?fpr=nowmo
Available for:
— Template customization
— Framer website design
— Interactive components
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Your all-in-one Framer partner for digital growth
Your all-in-one Framer partner for digital growth
Turn a static logo grid into a smooth, interactive 3D icon sphere users can drag, hover, and click. Custom Framer component, published on the Framer Marketplace.
Context
Static logo grids are everywhere on landing pages: tech stacks, partner badges, integration walls. They get the job done, but they don't earn attention. I wanted to ship a drop-in component that turns that static grid into something interactive and memorable, while staying lightweight enough for real production sites.
What I built
A 3D icon sphere component for Framer. Icons are arranged in 3D space on a sphere that users can drag, hover, and click. Smooth rotation, no jank, fully configurable from the Framer interface: icon set, sphere size, rotation speed, interaction states.
Built as a real production component: clean architecture, configurable props, performant on mobile, and packaged for Framer Marketplace distribution. Anyone can install it on a Framer site, swap in their own icons, and ship.
Find it on Framer Marketplace : https://www.framer.com/marketplace/components/satelliteicons/
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Product Designer · UX/UI · Framer
Freelance Brand & Webdesigner
Freelance Brand & Webdesigner
We design, develop and improve websites, in Webflow.
We design, develop and improve websites, in Webflow.
Motion-driven designer | Framer, JS & After Effects
Experimenting with the mosaic effect for a personal project of mine. Getting the timing right was harder than I expected. What do you think?
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Crafting Online Identities: Sites, Brands & Logos
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