How framer is really different than webflow? Ok I get that the UI is different, but the process for doing this type of effects is kind of the same. I also noticed that you don't really pay attention in naming you elements. Is framer using some sort of node element that can modify the style of elements without using the class? In that case is there a way of cascading style included in the UI of framer. I haven't check the code of a framer site but I have heard framer is react.js. If so how are they dealing with server rendering? Is there way to use other measure other than pixel? Last question... As a proactive JavaScript coder and webflow user, is there any interest to make the shift from Webflow? Just trying to figure out if I should try playing around with framer
I can answer your last question. You will feel like a god when it came to framer with your skill sets. Or maybe you just have a gig, where you don’t want to give your 100% or the payment is low, you can just do it quickly and create a pretty great product with very less effort. Tbh, not all gigs are like the portfolio showcase levels. We all know it. And sometimes we just do some gigs for the cash, but what if we did it, and also could give a pretty great product? That’s where Framer jumps in. That’s what I think. But surely explore the community and the new and exciting things coming up.
Much more user friendly for designers and requires less knowledge of HTML & CSS. I would also add that their animations & component logic is was more powerful than Webflow. Still think Webflow is great for a lot of instances, but framer is definitely taking a piece of the pie
When you use Photoshop or Figma or any other design software, do you name every single layer you create? No. This is what Framer is. You focus on the design and visually getting the results you want.
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Thank you for this! I'm gonna learn this-- Was looking for a vid about parallax (simplified one)!
really good understand each part need more video like this..........
This video ignites my creativity again, I am feeling like a rockstar right now ❤️🔥👌🏻thanks.
Very Nice! Thanks
Thank you very much, could you please share when you got the cloud images and the mountain?
Thank you so much, Ryan!! So helpful
Great vid
amazing!! Thank you!
Nice!🎉
Anyone else notice this guy is a level 8 hot nerd? That is an official category.
We agree.
How framer is really different than webflow?
Ok I get that the UI is different, but the process for doing this type of effects is kind of the same.
I also noticed that you don't really pay attention in naming you elements.
Is framer using some sort of node element that can modify the style of elements without using the class? In that case is there a way of cascading style included in the UI of framer.
I haven't check the code of a framer site but I have heard framer is react.js.
If so how are they dealing with server rendering?
Is there way to use other measure other than pixel?
Last question... As a proactive JavaScript coder and webflow user, is there any interest to make the shift from Webflow?
Just trying to figure out if I should try playing around with framer
These are all great questions. Sounds like you have some researching to do.
I can answer your last question. You will feel like a god when it came to framer with your skill sets.
Or maybe you just have a gig, where you don’t want to give your 100% or the payment is low, you can just do it quickly and create a pretty great product with very less effort. Tbh, not all gigs are like the portfolio showcase levels. We all know it.
And sometimes we just do some gigs for the cash, but what if we did it, and also could give a pretty great product? That’s where Framer jumps in.
That’s what I think. But surely explore the community and the new and exciting things coming up.
Much more user friendly for designers and requires less knowledge of HTML & CSS.
I would also add that their animations & component logic is was more powerful than Webflow.
Still think Webflow is great for a lot of instances, but framer is definitely taking a piece of the pie
When you use Photoshop or Figma or any other design software, do you name every single layer you create? No. This is what Framer is. You focus on the design and visually getting the results you want.
@@ryanhayward3488 Thanks, I will take sometime to see how I can use it in my stack.
bruh.. great teaching
Followed on twitter ✅
Subscribed on youtube ✅
Duplicate the free template ✅
Soon finish my first framer template 🙏👍✨
i tried it. But on my 4k (3840 × 2160 Pixel) Display the mountain is over the Headline. How can i fix this?
Do it without code!!! But with a complete understanding of css lol
Haha basically
Does this work on mobile?
Yes. You'll just need to add a breakpoint
is this software is free 99 ?
Painful vocal fry. Good tut tho
Stay away from framer and webflows if you wanna become real Dev or designer.
dont be scared
Why
can you explain more? Im getting into UX.
please speak in your normal voice, don't do this AHHH cutting sound
please keep your comment to yourself, dont do this AHHH nasty troll