Framer Site for Multiplayer Collaboration on macOS by Larry AndersonFramer Site for Multiplayer Collaboration on macOS by Larry Anderson

Framer Site for Multiplayer Collaboration on macOS

Larry Anderson

Larry Anderson

Overview

Framer build for Multi, a developer‑focused collaboration app that makes teams faster with real‑time multiplayer. Clear messaging on the product update — “Multi is joining OpenAI and will shut down on July 24, 2024” — while preserving the core story: simultaneous screensharing, shared control (<100ms latency), keyboard‑first commands with Raycast, automatic deep links, and Zoom‑grade A/V.

What I Delivered (Framer)

Clarity & Conversion: Direct value prop (“Build software faster, together”) with a prominent update banner linking to “Learn more.”
Feature Storytelling: From “screenshare done right” to multiplayer‑by‑default; how teams code review, debug, and design without meetings.
Collaboration Essentials:
Multiplayer by default: Shared cursors and drawing for instant alignment.
Simultaneous screensharing: Up to 10 people at once.
Shared control: Click and type in each other’s apps with sub‑100ms latency.
Keyboard‑first workflow: Command palette, custom shortcuts, Raycast extension.
Automatic deep links: Jump to designs, code, or docs without link chasing.
World‑class A/V: Built on Zoom infrastructure with custom low‑latency upgrades.
Async Superpowers:
AI summaries: Post concise, accurate recaps to Slack.
Action items to Linear: Auto‑capture tasks and push issues in one click.
Reference log: All screenshared files/links retrievable instantly.
Recording & privacy defaults: Capture sessions; control when to summarize.
Momentum & Trust: Changelog highlights (Raycast extension, better summaries, images in chat, push to Linear) to show pace and care.

Framer Implementation

Component System: Reusable hero, feature grids, update banner, changelog feed, CTA blocks; tokens for typography, color, spacing.
Media & States: Lightweight UI mockups of shared cursors, multi‑screen mosaics, command palette; empty/error states for transparency.
Responsive Design: Fluid grids tuned for desktop first (macOS context) with strong mobile readability.
Performance: Optimized assets, lazy loading, Framer CDN, minimal layout shift.
Accessibility: Semantic headings, focus outlines, contrast compliance, keyboard navigation.
Analytics: Event tracking on “Learn more” banner, feature engagement, and outbound links (blog/changelog).

Results

Crisp understanding of Multi’s multiplayer advantage vs. ordinary screenshare tools.
Reduced meeting load with AI summaries, Linear action items, and reference logs.
Preserved product legacy post‑announcement with a credible archive and clear narrative.
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Posted Mar 17, 2026

Framer build highlighting simultaneous screensharing, shared control (<100ms), keyboard‑first commands with Raycast, auto deep links, and Zoom‑grade A/V.