@pratikbodkhe@amfonte@PrincipleApp At some point framer pivoted away from fast, hi-fi prototyping into slower but more system-driven react, and then fully into site builder (turns out that market is a lot bigger than product designers who wanted to go deep into prototyping at the time)
The Photoshop days were so rough looking back. But also strangely wonderful.
We used keynote with magic move to prototype. Kind of insane but it did the job.
@abigailreadey I find sometimes screenshotting inner frames of just parts of the ui helps a lot to nail the details vs just linking an entire full frame from figma
@amfonte@PrincipleApp Principle was so good. Then I got into framer back when it was coffeescript. Then origami! Now lately SwiftUI prototypes with cursor or Claude.
Look, if you don’t like the ending of any movie, you can soon just export the file, put it into one of the increasingly high quality open weights video models, and do whatever remix you like.
We aren’t all the way there, but we’ll be there soon. Prompts will promptly disrupt Hollywood.