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After sitting on my desktop for over 2 years I finally got around to publishing this @figma plugin. Make your designs fun with some Memojis
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Congrats to the Framer team!
Framer Web is here. It’s free, collaborative, no-code prototyping. Work fast with premade components and interactions from the Insert Menu. Visually perfect Magic Motion animations. Share links, thread feedback, and hand off animations. Get it for free — bit.ly/2zJX0U2
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Incredible how far @framer has come—from code-heavy design tool to something that allows anyone to create interactive prototypes, even using @figmadesign or @sketch files as a base — bit.ly/2VLb4oY
Shout out to @MaxSteitle, @stakelon and Simon Lucas for the quotes 🙌
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I wrote about @virgilabloh’s 3% approach and how it relates to product design mar.svbtle.com/3
Testing out the upcoming Motion 2 and it's pretty much some witchcraft.
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Inter is now available from @googlefonts!
fonts.google.com/specimen/In…
Congrats to @ThunderNixon who worked tirelessly on getting Inter on-boarded to Google Fonts.
Hey @rsms, Inter's icons are amazing! I was just looking for the dropdown, is there one hiding somewhere?
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Most rapid and entertaining lightning talk ⚡️ ever by @MaxSteitle on how to use @framer in the design workflow over at @zoom_us - keep up the awesome work and safe flight back to California 🙌🏻✈️
Loupe was amazing this year, met and learned from so many great people from all over the world @framerloupe – at Amsterdam, The Netherlands
If you’re interested in learning how to design with real data, random data, APIs, and Firebase – at San Jose, CA
The best prototypes feel like you’re interacting with an actual product. Learn how to bring yours to life with data in this guide by @zoom_us product designer @MaxSteitle — bit.ly/2GFqyTn
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Use @zoom_us product designer @MaxSteitle’s new emoji picker component in your design or as a way to understand how to make advanced code components. Jump into his source code to see how to implement search, use CSS in components, and more — bit.ly/2EqQVv1
Had a really great time presenting some @framer things @Postmates. Here’s me joining a real Zoom meeting in a prototype – at San Francisco, CA
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I love React, but it was always a bit too slow for prototyping. React Hooks changed that for me and so I wrote a post for people who are on the fence: framer.com/blog/posts/react-…
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Introducing Framer Playground, a new creative coding environment available right in #FramerX. It's a built-in code editor that helps you learn React as you go, with smart suggestions, an animation library, and world-class education material — bit.ly/2JnPqkU
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I wrote an article on what it means to design products and make decisions with intent. Hope you enjoy, happy Friday ☀️
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