A Framer module that adds functional text inputs and textareas to prototypes, turning design inputs into real interactive elements.
Input-Framer is a Framer module that allows designers to embed functional text inputs and textareas into their interactive prototypes. It solves the problem of static input fields in design mockups by providing real, interactive HTML input elements that users can type into, making prototypes more realistic and testable.
UI/UX designers and frontend developers using Framer to create high-fidelity interactive prototypes that require realistic form inputs and user interactions.
Developers choose Input-Framer because it seamlessly integrates real input functionality into Framer projects without needing custom code, enabling faster iteration and more authentic user testing experiences compared to static design tools.
Framer module to add inputs to your prototypes and easily turn your designs inputs into real inputs
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Embeds actual HTML input and textarea elements for authentic user interaction in prototypes, bridging the gap between static design and interactive experience as highlighted in the key features.
Supports customization of font, color, padding, background, and more through style properties, allowing precise matching to design mockups, as shown in the 'All options' example.
Includes an optional on-screen keyboard for desktop previews, enhancing realism without requiring mobile devices, though it uses a static image as noted in the README.
Provides focus, blur, keyup, and form submission events, enabling complex behaviors like real-time feedback and form handling, as demonstrated in the event examples.
The virtual keyboard is a pre-sized image for iPhone 7, limiting adaptability to other devices or screen sizes without manual replacement, as admitted in the installation notes.
Written in CoffeeScript, which may pose a barrier for teams unfamiliar with it or using newer Framer versions that prefer JavaScript, with no mention of updates for compatibility.
Tied specifically to Framer Studio, offering no portability to other design or development environments, creating vendor dependency and limiting flexibility.