Like this: // = true onDrag onDragAnimationEnd onDragAnimationStart onDragDidMove onDragEnd onDragMove onDragStart onDragWillMove onForceTap onForceTapChange onForceTapEnd onForceTapStart onImageLoadCancelled onImageLoadError onImageLoaded onLongPress onLongPressEnd onLongPressStart onMouseDown onMouseMove onMouseOut onMouseOver onMouseUp onMouseWheel onMove onPan onPanDown onPanEnd onPanLeft onPanRight onPanStart onPanUp onPinch onPinchEnd onPinchStart onRotate onRotateEnd onRotateStart onScale onScaleEnd onScaleStart // Scroll events are available on scrollable components, explained further down under the 'Scroll component' section. I have been working on a project about learning how to use Framer, and I am thrilled that I am finally able to write a post.
** * You would use an event like this: * * layerA.onSwipeUpStart(()=>) * */ onAnimationEnd onAnimationStart onAnimationStop onClick onDirectionLockStart // Useful when draggable is enabled onDoubleClick onDoubleTap // Drag events require enabling draggable. Z: 0 Available event listeners for Layers:įramer Layers come with a powerful set of event listeners to detect interactions and animations. ** * You would set these attributes when creating a new Layer, or also afterwards, like this: * * layerA.backgroundColor = 'skyblue' * */īackgroundColor: "rgba(123, 123, 123, 0.5)" īorderColor: "rgba(123, 123, 123, 0.5)" You can delete the Lemonade template and start from scratch a new FramerJS project.Īnd in that case, here are notes to help you set up a new project. Research participants can run your prototype on their device, regardless of which device they're using. This is great (I mean, all things considered.) for remote user research. This app layer is then scaled by the fitToScreen function so that it fits any browser window. Most notably, the template comes with a setup app layer that you can use as your canvas and add your content inside it. Lemonade simply gives you a template to help you kickoff your own thing with old FramerJS. For example, type in your terminal: live-serverĪgain, this is a zombie version of old Framer. First, create a new file in the pages folder. It’s where all things start - from an idea and hypothesis to building… - Vitaly Dulenko / filed under Framer.Lemonade A Javascript template built using an obsolete version of Framer. npm i framer-motion npm yarn add framer-motion yarn Creating the pages. How we use Framer X at Wirex to build a great fintech app - At Wirex, we love design. With designers and developers working in one tool, you’ll… - Framer / filed under Framer.js Koen Bok / filed under Figma, Framer.jsįramer is coming to the web - Create incredible prototypes for any app, site, or screen. Guide to creating animations that spark joy with Framer Motion - Over the past few months, Framer Motion went from being a fun tool I played with on the… - Maxime Heckel / filed under Framer.jsįrom Figma to Framer in one seamless workflow - A brand new integration between your favorite tools, designed to give your team a competitive edge. Amy Dutton / filed under Framer.jsįramer is dead: A love letter to my prototyping tool of choice - Framer X alienated designers who are afraid of programming while simultaneously increasing UX engineers’ fallacy of over-indexing on… - Adrian Zumbrunnen / filed under Framer.js
Framer is still alive and well…and it’s a game-changer - A love letter to my prototyping tool of choice.
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