An open library of React components for Framer, browsable by category, each with documentation, integration notes and copyable code. I built it in the pre-AI era, when a component like an animated tab bar or a scroll-linked gallery could not be generated with a prompt. Every component here was written by hand, which meant genuinely understanding Framer Motion, CSS, layout and how Framer runs React under the hood.

• React & Framer Motion for the components themselves: springs, gestures, scroll-linked and cursor-driven animation, all written from scratch • CSS for layout, masking and the details that make a component hold up across every breakpoint • Framer code components, so each piece drops straight into the editor and stays fully editable • Figma for designing every component before writing a line of it • Documentation with integration notes and code snippets per component, because the real blocker is rarely the component itself, it is wiring it into your project

The library is live and free at framercomponents, and it is why many clients arrive already knowing what I build. Components that once took real Framer Motion and CSS knowledge to build are now a copy-paste for everyone else.