Lost my job of 6 yrs last May and decided to return to being a designer and wanted to make my own site to showcase my portfolio. This tutorial helped me a lot, thank you!
That was cool. Probably a good idea to put the PiP of yourself in the lower left so it's not obscuring half of the clicking in the tutorial. Hope this helps.
Bro this video was sooo helpful honestly, im a complete beginner and im not a web designer. I just needed a website for my business and i couldnt get it right but this video will save me hours of time thank you 🙏🏼
I was about to learn Webflow, but i discover Framer thanks to you. The interface is much more ergonomic, and so it really hype me. Please do more tutorials like this, i follow you !
trust me, coming from Webflow this is super limited and frustrating. It's missing so many little things that Webflow is amazing at. It's worth your time to learn
@@jasonhebert1656 Like what? I've spent a ton of time trying to figure out some things in webflow and was so frustrated. What things is framer missing exactly?
since i wasnt sure how to use figma, this also just helped me understand both!! sooooo much easier and better than webflow. everything against my eyes is also much better. thank you !!
I am definitely interested in learning more about Framer. I do ultimately want to learn Webflow, but this feels like an easier entry point at the moment. Also gets me into Figma a little more which has been helpful.
Now that I’ve messed around more with framer I don’t really see how it’s any easier. It’s more or less the same once you start using proper layouts with containers. Don’t just use the blank canvas and drop things in Willy nilly, it won’t look right as the screen expands. The infinite canvas is dope as fuck though. Having your layouts right beside each other is sweet. But fundamentally if you get this it’ll take you no longer to get webflow
WOW!! You are an awesome at teaching! My husband just introduced me to using Figma & Framer. This is my first tutorial. I have no background in web building but have only played around with building on the very limited Google Sites (haha). But you made me feel like I can do this! SUPER EXCITED!
Hey, thanks for making this video! Really helps. One quick feedback - it would be great if you could have your video on the left hand side while working so that the right panel view is not obstructed
Thanks so much for the video! I just started learning about framer and you are by far the best at explaining this platform. I have a background in Wordpress so all of this is Greek lol
Really helpful tutorial! One small improvement to make it even better would have been to put the video of you in the bottom left side of the screen as it blocks some of the panel hiding info.
I'm super interested in trying this platform. The UI looks clean and intuitive, with delivering functionality. Please have couple more tutorials so that people like me who wants to try Framer, can learn more from you.
really liked this video. just one quick suggestion, it would be helpful if you could move the video circle on the bottom right towards bottom left, especially when there is content on the right, so that it doesn't cover it up. thanks a lot.
Please highlight your cursor to make it easier to follow, and explain when you are jumping back and forth, for example when you jumped to "Spply" I had to stop and rewind several times before realizing it was not actually in Framer. Thanks for the tutorials
Will be good to know the basics: How it's hosted? How many websites per account? Code output and page speed test results? How to connect your domain? How does it handle transactional emails? How does it handle e-commerce? Does it allow query loops and dynamic data?
These feel like things you could understand by browsing the website dude. Might've been nice to thank the man for making his video before adding requests.
@@tomlebree First he asked if any questions about this put it in the comments. Second they’re paid for these videos why do i need to say thank you?? I was merely giving ideas to him for the next video on the subject. You got this the wrong way round.
So happy you use Framer! Discovered it last year after learning Webflow. Love the Figma to Framer feature the most. Can’t wait to learn more from you 🙏🏾
Why is there no button when I search for it. In fact, there’s a lot missing when I search for them. Is this some extension/plugin. If so please tell me what it is so I can use it
Hey, I've been using Framer a little and I'm really struggling to find any UI design kits for Framer-- all the UI kits are for Figma. Why is this? Do you guys recommend that I start in Figma and export to Framer or should I only use Framer?
Pls am currently new on framer , but am having some issues navigating the panel containing the colors, i can't scroll down and up, is there any command for this , pls kindly help, it is very frustrating.
Great video Ran :D Thanks! I'm planning to deep into Framer to be able to create more realistic prototypes. Definitely, please do more content with this software ;)
Hi there, which option is best for creating only the static Home-page and inner pages without the webapp? As I've built the webapp with React and deployed it to Vercel. And I'm thinking that instead of coding the Figma designs for home pages, I could just use Webflow or Framer to convert it without coding and easily host it. I have a designer who designs excellently on Figma. Do you think Framer would be the best choice over Webflow but I also want the micro animations and smooth transitions?
I assume this video is for 1st timers on framer. but u didnt mention where exactly things are placed. ex - where is supply / spply option ? where am i supposed to nagivage and find it?
Hi, thanks for the video. Could you possibly add one on making the whole thing responsive? I looked into the Figma plugin, so I could build it in Figma and then use the plugin to transfer everything. But I remember you mentioned that re-building the design directly in Framer has the advantage of responsiveness. Could you go deeper into that, that would be awesome🎉 thanks for your content.
Lost my job of 6 yrs last May and decided to return to being a designer and wanted to make my own site to showcase my portfolio. This tutorial helped me a lot, thank you!
did you end up using framer for your website?
Loved this Rann, Please create more videos on Framer! Thanks!
That was cool. Probably a good idea to put the PiP of yourself in the lower left so it's not obscuring half of the clicking in the tutorial. Hope this helps.
Hands down the best framer tutorial ever, thank you for the awesome video and keep up the great work. 😊
Great video! 😍
THIS IS A HUGE HELP FOR ME! AS A Newbie in creating a webpage using javascript, this is the easiest one!
Yo Flux!
I just introduced to Framer a few days ago and your video is making me fall in love with it.
I always like your lessons.
Thank you.
My god that's amazing! Just 20 minutes, but looks wayyyy better and cleaner than the 100 hour portfolio you did. I think I finally need to try Framer!
I'm searching so many tutorials on UA-cam clear and to the point tutorial about framer but know my favorite channel has done this job for me haha 🎉
I also make content around framer too.
@@adebimpeomolaso ok ok
That's awesome! Very fast and clear, please create more videos on Framer!
Bro this video was sooo helpful honestly, im a complete beginner and im not a web designer. I just needed a website for my business and i couldnt get it right but this video will save me hours of time thank you 🙏🏼
Great to hear it helped!
I was about to learn Webflow, but i discover Framer thanks to you. The interface is much more ergonomic, and so it really hype me. Please do more tutorials like this, i follow you !
trust me, coming from Webflow this is super limited and frustrating. It's missing so many little things that Webflow is amazing at. It's worth your time to learn
@@jasonhebert1656 I have a feeling Framer will have a higher potential in the future though so it's worth learning it now
@@jasonhebert1656 Like what? I've spent a ton of time trying to figure out some things in webflow and was so frustrated. What things is framer missing exactly?
since i wasnt sure how to use figma, this also just helped me understand both!! sooooo much easier and better than webflow. everything against my eyes is also much better. thank you !!
I am definitely interested in learning more about Framer. I do ultimately want to learn Webflow, but this feels like an easier entry point at the moment. Also gets me into Figma a little more which has been helpful.
same feeling man!
why would you want to "ultimately" learn Webflow? lol. It's just a more difficult site builder.
Now that I’ve messed around more with framer I don’t really see how it’s any easier. It’s more or less the same once you start using proper layouts with containers. Don’t just use the blank canvas and drop things in Willy nilly, it won’t look right as the screen expands. The infinite canvas is dope as fuck though. Having your layouts right beside each other is sweet. But fundamentally if you get this it’ll take you no longer to get webflow
Webflows cms, logic, and code export are worth it alone. You can build much more robust sites that will ultimately earn you more money as a designer.
same feeling man!
Is Webflow scared that they have a strong competitor? I hope Framer maintains the hype. Please make more videos on Framer.
I tried Framer a few weeks ago. It definitely has potential. I hope they expand the CMS features and make it more powerful.
Definitely would appreciate more framer tutorials
Your video is easier to understand than Framer's tutorial. Thanks so much!
Appreciate it! thanks
WOW!! You are an awesome at teaching! My husband just introduced me to using Figma & Framer. This is my first tutorial. I have no background in web building but have only played around with building on the very limited Google Sites (haha). But you made me feel like I can do this! SUPER EXCITED!
The best Framer intro ever. Thank you for this and please do more!
it is nice how you are using a webflow way to build a website in framer
I'm loving this video, my only request is that you put yourself on the bottom left of the screen so that the menu on the right isn't covered up!
Hey, thanks for making this video! Really helps. One quick feedback - it would be great if you could have your video on the left hand side while working so that the right panel view is not obstructed
True, so many details were hidden because of it and also it was too distracting.. there's so much blank space on the left he could have used..
Wow! Are my eyes deceiving me Ran made a framer tutorial who would have thought
Thank you! Yes, I'm interested in learning more!
Thanks so much for the video! I just started learning about framer and you are by far the best at explaining this platform. I have a background in Wordpress so all of this is Greek lol
Glad to help!
Really helpful tutorial! One small improvement to make it even better would have been to put the video of you in the bottom left side of the screen as it blocks some of the panel hiding info.
I'm super interested in trying this platform. The UI looks clean and intuitive, with delivering functionality. Please have couple more tutorials so that people like me who wants to try Framer, can learn more from you.
Finally someone that did not start a video with "today we are going to go over blah blah blah" for 20 minutes
really liked this video. just one quick suggestion, it would be helpful if you could move the video circle on the bottom right towards bottom left, especially when there is content on the right, so that it doesn't cover it up. thanks a lot.
Amazing Video! Iam currently making my websites with elementor but was thinking of exploring other editing and design tools. Thanks!
this introduction video about framer just makes me so excited and want to learn more. Thank you!
wow it was amazing, Please create some more videos about Framer. Cheers 🎉
Wow! Great video. Framer is a game changer for building responsive website fast.
Please highlight your cursor to make it easier to follow, and explain when you are jumping back and forth, for example when you jumped to "Spply" I had to stop and rewind several times before realizing it was not actually in Framer. Thanks for the tutorials
Thank you so much! What a great introduction to Framer. (I have no idea how to use it!) Your vdo is SUCH A GREAT HELP! Thanks A LOT!
Glad it was helpful!
it's much easier than i thought compare to webflow
framer is so cool and loved the UX, easy peasy!!!
best Framer tutorial so far online! It would be really cool if you could make a series about building websites on Framer
WOW it was amazing! Thank you! I learned soo much!!
Will be good to know the basics: How it's hosted? How many websites per account? Code output and page speed test results? How to connect your domain? How does it handle transactional emails? How does it handle e-commerce? Does it allow query loops and dynamic data?
These feel like things you could understand by browsing the website dude. Might've been nice to thank the man for making his video before adding requests.
@@tomlebree First he asked if any questions about this put it in the comments. Second they’re paid for these videos why do i need to say thank you??
I was merely giving ideas to him for the next video on the subject. You got this the wrong way round.
I would gladly pay for a framer course by you. We really need one.
Great tutorial Rann! Thank you! Cheers from 🇲🇽
love it! please make more videos with the following pages of that one
This was so helpful! You're the best thank you so much for this!!
Glad to hear!
Thanks for the crash course.
Thanks! i was looking for something like this! Cheers!
Would love to see more. I stumbled across framer and think it would work great for certain client projects
Thank you so much, Ran. Please upload more tutorials about Framer😊
So happy you use Framer! Discovered it last year after learning Webflow. Love the Figma to Framer feature the most. Can’t wait to learn more from you 🙏🏾
Did u get luck on selling templates?
this is the best video ever
Great video pal but maybe put your commentery video to the other side of the editor so we can see the pannel you are clicking on to change things....
Hi! Thanks for the amazing video! Please advise is there a video about making the design responsive in Framer?
Would be interested in more videos on Framer! Great content!
love this. Thanks for this easy tutorial.
Great video Ran thanks! this is very helpful to learning Framer very easy
How do I find the spply please, Great work Ran❤❤
Thanks Please make a video on full website
That's a badass Figma design
From where did you open SPPLY in framer?
I didn't found it anywhere
you guys are fkin always put ur cam on the right interface. thats crazy.
I want to see more! I also want to see how to publish websites
Why is there no button when I search for it. In fact, there’s a lot missing when I search for them. Is this some extension/plugin. If so please tell me what it is so I can use it
much easier and cheaper than webflow. Can't believe I spent all this time learning webflow
Where can I find the link to Supply by Framer?
Awesome Ran, thank you so much for the intro !!
Mindblowing and Thankyou!
Thank you, it was more useful than framer's official tutorials for understanding the layouts 🤣😅
Really helpful and really nice tutorial at perfect pace! Thank you.
That was a very good Video We need full UI design to website deployment video please.... And you got one more subs
Is there any usecase in which you prefer framer over webflow?
great video! thanks. Framer looks interesting
This was super helpful! Thank you!
Hey, I've been using Framer a little and I'm really struggling to find any UI design kits for Framer-- all the UI kits are for Figma. Why is this? Do you guys recommend that I start in Figma and export to Framer or should I only use Framer?
Pls am currently new on framer , but am having some issues navigating the panel containing the colors, i can't scroll down and up, is there any command for this , pls kindly help, it is very frustrating.
Thanks Ran I loved this, please go on and create more videos on Framer.😊
Great video Ran :D Thanks! I'm planning to deep into Framer to be able to create more realistic prototypes. Definitely, please do more content with this software ;)
Thanks! love your tutorials!
Glad you like them!
Hi there, which option is best for creating only the static Home-page and inner pages without the webapp? As I've built the webapp with React and deployed it to Vercel. And I'm thinking that instead of coding the Figma designs for home pages, I could just use Webflow or Framer to convert it without coding and easily host it.
I have a designer who designs excellently on Figma. Do you think Framer would be the best choice over Webflow but I also want the micro animations and smooth transitions?
Webflow - Its a lot better at taking FIGMA designs. There are plugins available for it too. Framer, not fully there yet.
I assume this video is for 1st timers on framer. but u didnt mention where exactly things are placed. ex - where is supply / spply option ? where am i supposed to nagivage and find it?
Framer looks very promising. I look forward to more videos. Thanks, Ran.
Great video, now I get it!
Hi Really loved this but when to use Rows and when column? Can you show some example.🙂
where is exactly the second part of this tutorial. I really want to build the rest of the site.
How did he open the section with the motion text in it?
how did you got to spply motion text where's the option to access it
best tutorial for framer tks！！
Thank you so much sir!
Framer tutorials from Ran🤠. I'm surprised
Same
He has linked his Pro web flow in the description, so don’t be surprised 😂
video is really good . but where is that supply in framer ?
now make it responsive - see you in week
wdym? Add breakpoints and tweak positioning a little bit.
Let's Gooo! 💪🏽🔥
also the way you say beige made me smile :)
need more tutorials on framer.
Great video, thanks! Please more on Framer!
Nav menu doesn't show anymore on new version ::(((
Hi, thanks for the video. Could you possibly add one on making the whole thing responsive? I looked into the Figma plugin, so I could build it in Figma and then use the plugin to transfer everything. But I remember you mentioned that re-building the design directly in Framer has the advantage of responsiveness. Could you go deeper into that, that would be awesome🎉 thanks for your content.
where is the second part
Great video. Where do we find the "Spply"? Is it available on the free version?
This was really helpful Ran thank you, but I can't seem to find my way to the spply tab/screen for motion text that you displayed, please help