Giles Perry

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[Giles Perry @Giles_Perry]

New article, hot off the press. "Advanced Scroll Effects in Framer". Parallax, dynamic headers, and scroll driven video – find out how to take your scroll interactions to the next level in @framer. And learn to code in the process. https://t.co/AY3bDnK0Zl

[Giles Perry @Giles_Perry]

Finally! Styles IO has arrived. Available now on the @framer Marketplace https://t.co/Nazm6ya40z

[Giles Perry @Giles_Perry]

Wouldn't it be great if you could copy styles from one @framer project to another. There's a plugin for that. Coming soon!

[Giles Perry @Giles_Perry]

@mortenpx @framer Free

[Giles Perry @Giles_Perry]

@framer Styles IO was submitted to @framer for review a couple of weeks back. I'm expecting it to pop up in the Marketplace anytime soon. Keep an eye out for it under free plugins. And why not read this https://t.co/GmDLGAq8w8 while you're waiting.

[Framer London @FramerLDN]

Swag has arrived!

If you wish to attend or want to join for upcoming events...

https://t.co/9pdljXRfRT

[Giles Perry @Giles_Perry]

I would love it if @framer components could have slots https://t.co/ZPsHEaEs2H

[Giles Perry @Giles_Perry]

@mamezito Awful. So sorry

[Giles Perry @Giles_Perry]

@steveruizok URLs end in https://t.co/cX0h3wn7NM e.g. https://t.co/vAIoNpqBXK

[Giles Perry @Giles_Perry]

@steveruizok Can't figure out how to embed a website inside an iFrame inside a tldraw. Is that possible or are these the only options?

[Giles Perry @Giles_Perry]

@steveruizok I’m thinking about Framer of course! Be nice to embed a site published by Framer. Sound feasible?

[Supernova.io 💫 @supernova_io]

Join Supernova for a panel all about components 🧱 on Thurs, November 16 at 9am PST / 6pm CET.

Featuring industry experts:
🔹Alissa Engstrom (Senior Product Designer, Design Systems at https://t.co/KLFglysK29)
🔹 @blvdmitry (Principal Frontend Engineer at https://t.co/8EPJ84AzjM)
🔹 @Giles_Perry (Director of Product Design at Skyscanner)

During this panel, you'll learn best practices for managing a component's lifecycle:
🔹 Building new components
🔹 Tracking component health
🔹 Deprecating components

We'll also dive into how designers and developers approach and leverage components.

[Giles Perry @Giles_Perry]

@ATRightMovies Steamboat Bill Jr

[Giles Perry @Giles_Perry]

@disco_lu @HonzaTmn @figma Given you have "Primitive: Sizes" collection, I'm guessing you have a separate "Primitive: Colours" collection. Any benefits of this approach over a single "Primitives" collection containing groups for "Colours" and "Sizes"?

[Giles Perry @Giles_Perry]

Looks like someone else agrees https://t.co/dOEtzbIG3A

[Giles Perry @Giles_Perry]

Here's an improvement I'd love to see in @figma

[Giles Perry @Giles_Perry]

@HonzaTmn @figma To hide the component variables we publish them, apply them where they are needed in the Components library, and then unpublish them.

[Giles Perry @Giles_Perry]

@HonzaTmn @figma Primitives can be in their own collection but semantic and component variables need to be in the same collection so they can have common Day and Night modes.

[Giles Perry @Giles_Perry]

@HonzaTmn @figma Here’s how we’ve decided to handle this. Primitive, semantic and component colour variables are all in a single Foundations library.

[Giles Perry @Giles_Perry]

@skuwamoto @figma When you selected main component in a library, a command for reverting all unpublished changes back to the last published version.