Framer Code

Created by @JordanDobson with the community.

[Ed Zitron @edzitron]

Uber’s COO has said that it’s getting “harder to justify” its AI costs because there was no way to show a link between AI spend and any meaningful increase in useful features. This is the first time I’ve seen a company say this directly.

https://t.co/xUhZvtpwah

[Noman @Nomandsign]

In case you didn't get a chance to explore the doc site I built for https://t.co/eBIWImpmGM - it's a react library for shader-driven page transitions

[Liam Nissan™ @theliamnissan]

💯

[joshpuckett @joshpuckett]

Always make a jig.

Whenever I'm making something that's repetitive or highly dynamic, I try and make a tool to aid me.

For the categorization quiz in Pica, each font card hops into the style you select. I made this lil curved path editor to dial it in.

[gabbi @gabbisoong]

i built https://t.co/8dtoS1BdDx to solve this issue!!

arcotype sorts all of the 2000+ fonts on google fonts for the first time by visual similarity + vibe tagging for easier browsing & searching

no more defaulting to inter anymore haha

[Geoff Teehan @gt]

It’s the superpower every designer has wanted. Everyone is a builder, but taste matters more than ever.

[DANN© @DannPetty]

If you could see my draft folder:

“Figma Make is the best ever!”
“Figma Make sucks so bad!”
“Figma Make is the real goat.”
“NEVER use Figma Make.”
“OMG I love Figma Make so much.”
“Figma Make me wanna scream.”

I think right now I’m at “Figma Make is really fun…at first.”

[Hamza Ehsan @hxmzaehsan]

One of the most slept on use cases of @framer's design pages is using it as a place to host your template documentation.

Your project stays organised and your customers get a better experience, win-win.

[joshpuckett @joshpuckett]

As software gets easier to make, the products that stand out will be the ones crafted with uncommon care.

If that's the kind of work you want to do, I'm sharing everything I know:

https://t.co/51EnluPYHn

[joshpuckett @joshpuckett]

This is Bloom, an iOS inspired pull down menu for the web.

Fully configurable, interruptible, and themeable.

Watch the demo and grab it below.

[benjamin @benjaminnathan]

We have completely re-engineered Pages and Assets in @framer, enabling multi-selection, multi-insertion, and bulk actions like duplication, drafting, and deletion. New workflows. Major productivity unlocks. Available now.

[Josh Miller @_jshmllr]

Prompt as JSON as well:

Best to use with prompts like “Make XYZ in this style”
{
"title": "Translucent Minimalism with Iridescent Bloom",
"styleAesthetic": {
"overallVibe": "Futuristic clarity floating in diffused ambient light",
"colorPalette": {
"background": "Soft diffused gray-white",
"accents": [
"Pale peach bloom",
"Iridescent rose",
"Hint of lavender haze",
"Soft lemon-mint"
]
},
"materialsAndTextures": [
{
"type": "Frosted glass acrylic",
"description": "Translucent surface with softened edges and a luminous, milky core"
},
{
"type": "Iridescent fog gradient",
"description": "Subtle internal bloom that shifts depending on the light angle"
}
],
"lightingAndShadows": {
"description": "Ambient and evenly distributed with a soft diffused glow, lacking hard shadows"
},
"moodKeywords": [
"Weightless",
"Futuristic",
"Quietly luxurious",
"High-fidelity",
"Subtle complexity"
]
}
}

[Guillermo Rauch @rauchg]

How you present the technology matters just as much as the technology itself

[Edoardo Mercati @edoardomercati]

@framer Read the announcement here https://t.co/Eh77rQ7sDj

[Hunter @huntercaron]

Introducing Fetch in @framer. Leverage the power of APIs on your Framer site—without code.

Learn more: https://t.co/ff2LvfbODf

[2Advanced Studios @2advanced]

2Advanced Studios returns in 2024.

2Advanced is being reawakened with a new mission & journey for 2024 & beyond. Excited for the path ahead.

- Original founding members Eric Jordan @ericjordan & Tony Novak

#design #webdesign #interactive #creative

https://t.co/YtP8Anbunf

[Jared Erondu @erondu]

wait what 🤯

[Jonas Treub @jonastreub]

Publish your mocks straight to the web 🚀

[Mike Rundle @flyosity]

Apple cooked so hard in their visionOS Figma file, here are some cool details:

1️⃣ Segmented Control edge effect uses a gradient stroke? Nope, that’s 4 Inner Shadows baby

2️⃣ Hover effect columnar mask with TWO radial gradient fills using COLOR DODGE blend mode 🔥

3️⃣ Search field = 3 color fills (50% grey Color Burn, 10% black Luminosity, 18% blue tint) all below the blurry colors layer which is an image in the Figma file, but dynamically rendered live on device.

4️⃣ Button label text fill uses a 25% white fill with Lighten blend mode below a medium grey fill set to Color Dodge. Feels like they could’ve just used Soft Light or Overlay and not needed both fills?

[adam @hemlok_]

Love to see such great work coming out from @framer developers now that transforms have been out for a couple days!