I'm updating simply.js docs. It's my little framework that I've used to build all my Framer plugins. There's a lot to cover because I've made so many changes over time. The docs and examples are pretty outdated now, so it's time to bring them up to date.
I've made this main visual for my negative gap component. Working on real content for a template is slow, but I'll get there eventually.
Working on the hero component for the subpages. I didn't do anything to make it responsive, yet but it somehow magically did it on its own. 😄 Still thinking about whether I want to align it to the left, though.
I'm quite happy with this hero. Now I can move on to the other sections. There's still so much to do.
For years, I've been making drawings in this style whenever I had the chance. Today I finally learned that this perspective is called Oblique Projection. That got me thinking. I could apply the same style to my logo and use it as the centerpiece of the hero section in my next portfolio template. The entire thing was built in Framer using nothing more than 1px rectangles and rotations.
What if we're trapped inside a maze that rewrites its own rules every time we move?
No, no... I'm just experimenting with some hero visuals.
I'm just checking in. How's everyone doing? I need to continue working on my next template, but game development has been occupying my mind lately. There's so much to learn.
The design and interactivity part of my upcoming portfolio template is almost done! I'm slowly adding content to CMS now. The last case I added is my old but gold component, Masonry.
My most popular component, Negative Gap, just got an update. It's now more stable than ever, with a long-standing and annoying bug finally fixed. Special thanks to @Lisa Dreyer. The link in the comments.
Component icon animated with Framer motion. Remix
