I build motion components for studio & agency sites — scroll sections that feel intentional, not template filler. Built brutally well.
What AI tool are you using to make images and videos for your templates or components? I used to love Lummi for things like this, but I’ve been exploring new options lately.
If you have any favorites these days, please share them!
Thanks
This component is still dragging likes after four months! I’m really proud of it because it started as a fun idea for a divider, and I think people actually love it! Thanks everyone for your support… https://framer.link/9FKl60Z
This component is still dragging likes after four months! I’m really proud of it because it started as a fun idea for a divider, and I think people actually love it! Thanks everyone for your support… https://framer.link/9FKl60Z
finally shipped Dive Field — type stacked in Z. wheel, drag, or arrow and a damped camera drifts through fog and chromatic dissolve.
hero manifesto or studio intro — where would you drop a depth field?
I usually post when something in the marketplace loop feels off — so this time the other way.
Resubmitted almost every listing today after rolling the new branding across the set. Review caught new blockers (requirements clearly moved up). Spent the day fixing with Cursor + agents.
Turnaround was unreal. Most already came back — either with concrete notes to tighten, or approved. I honestly braced for 9–10 components sitting in limbo for days.
Respect to the review team. That speed changes how safe it feels to ship a full brand pass.
I usually post when something in the marketplace loop feels off — so this time the other way.
Resubmitted almost every listing today after rolling the new branding across the set. Review caught new blockers (requirements clearly moved up). Spent the day fixing with Cursor + agents.
Turnaround was unreal. Most already came back — either with concrete notes to tighten, or approved. I honestly braced for 9–10 components sitting in limbo for days.
Respect to the review team. That speed changes how safe it feels to ship a full brand pass.
finally shipped Dive Field — type stacked in Z. wheel, drag, or arrow and a damped camera drifts through fog and chromatic dissolve.
hero manifesto or studio intro — where would you drop a depth field?
most OTP fields fight paste. this one wants it — segmented slots fill on paste, soft unlock, optional remember.
invite gate or one-time code — which would you ship first?
most copy UIs are a button next to plain text. this one masks the value, reveals on the eye, then copies for real — stroke → check, hover hints for View / Copy
#Framer #FramerMarketplace
Sunday and I’m still in Framer.
Quick roll call — drop a comment:
Where are you building from today? (city / country is enough)
What are you working on right now?
I’ll go first: Spain · deep in a morph dropdown for Marketplace — shipping the listing later, just living in the interaction today.
No pitch. Just curious who’s at the desk with coffee and a half-finished canvas.
If you’re also building on a Sunday, say hi.
#Framer #FramerCommunity
most confirm buttons are click and hope. this one makes you hold — ink fills under the label, let go early and it snaps back.
hold-to-commit or a second dialog — which would you ship for delete / pay / send?
most OTP fields fight paste. this one wants it — segmented slots fill on paste, soft unlock, optional remember.
invite gate or one-time code — which would you ship first?
most confirm buttons are click and hope. this one makes you hold — ink fills under the label, let go early and it snaps back.
hold-to-commit or a second dialog — which would you ship for delete / pay / send?
Morph Dropdown — pill opens with a gooey metaball morph, then settles with a clean gap.
Sliding hover highlight. Pick one — trigger label crossfades, menu morphs closed.
Morph Dropdown — pill opens with a gooey metaball morph, then settles with a clean gap.
Sliding hover highlight. Pick one — trigger label crossfades, menu morphs closed.
I’ve finally shipped something I’ve been dreaming of in the Marketplace: a scroll-pinned project showcase that truly feels like a studio index—not just another fade slideshow.
The Kern Corner Project Scroller pins a stage as you scroll. Each project displays full-bleed, then transitions spatially: the current image fades out while the next image grows in from the bottom-right preview. The incoming layer remains on top. There are two modes available: corner morph and slide left.
Just a heads-up, I’m offering a 50% discount on all my components using CODE: FRAMER
