A curated list of awesome articles, resources, tutorials, modules, and UI libraries for the Framer prototyping tool.
Awesome Framer is a community-driven, curated list of resources for the Framer prototyping tool. It serves as a central directory for tutorials, modules, UI kits, and examples to help designers and developers enhance their interactive prototyping workflows. The project follows the 'awesome list' philosophy, aiming to provide a high-quality, well-maintained collection without overwhelming users.
Designers and developers using Framer for creating animated and interactive prototypes, ranging from beginners seeking learning materials to advanced users looking for reusable modules and UI kits.
Developers choose Awesome Framer because it aggregates the best community and official resources in one place, saving time on searching and ensuring access to high-quality, vetted materials. Its extensive, organized directory of modules, tutorials, and kits makes it a go-to hub for accelerating Framer-based prototyping.
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Aggregates a wide range of materials including tutorials, videos, modules, and UI kits in one place, as detailed in sections like Articles, Videos, and Modules.
Continuously updated with contributions from the Framer community, ensuring diverse and current resources, as highlighted by the extensive list of modules and examples.
Clearly categorized into sections such as General, Articles, and Video Courses, making it easy to navigate and find specific prototyping needs.
Features a vast directory of reusable Framer modules for adding functionalities like Google Fonts, iOS notifications, and Mapbox integration, as listed in the Modules section.
As a static list, some resources may become obsolete or broken over time, with no automatic validation or update mechanism mentioned in the README.
While curated, there's no explicit rating system or guarantee of resource quality, relying solely on community submissions without vetting processes.
Missing advanced search, filtering, or preview options within the list itself, requiring manual browsing through external links, which can be inefficient.