Day 8 of learning Framer .

If you think interactions are the advanced part of web design, you’re just looking at the final result not the process. Day 12 of learning Framer in public. Built a section from scratch today and realized most “complex stuff is just simple ideas, layered properly. Still

You know what messes up most designs? Not complexity. Skipping structure. I jumped straight into animations today and everything broke. The moment I built the layout first, it all clicked. Day 12 of learning Framer (the hard way).

Part 2 was the “ohhh” moment. Once the layout was right, scroll animations stopped feeling random. Sticky text + sections in view = everything clicks. Didn’t finish the last detail today, but now I know exactly how to. Still learning. Still building.

Spent way too long today fixing something that wasn’t “broken”. Footer CTA looked fine. Layout was solid. But the video had depth, and one hard edge kept ruining everything. Didn’t force it. Didn’t over-engineer it. Just softened the edge with a subtle blur. Funny how design

Spent way too long today fixing something that wasn’t “broken”. Footer CTA looked fine. Layout was solid. But the video had depth, and one hard edge kept ruining everything. Didn’t force it. Didn’t over-engineer it. Just softened the edge with a subtle blur. Funny how design

Thought this section from Framer would be easy Turns out it’s really about sets, variants, and timing — not animations.

This carousel looks simple until you build it. Cards sliding is easy. Making it loop without that awkward snap back? Not yet. Didn’t finish today — but I finally understand the problem. Day 18. Framer

Cards. Metrics. Scroll. Looks easy. Only because the hard part is invisible. Day 19 — learning Framer in public.

I stopped building sections today and tried turning everything into one page. That’s when things broke. Stuff that worked perfectly alone fell apart when it had to live together. Feels messy but this is the part where it starts becoming real. day20 of learning Framer