How to Create a Responsive Navigation Component in Framer | Framer Desktop, Tablet, Mobile Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
- In this video, I walk through how to design a basic responsive navigation for desktop, tablet, and mobile devices in Framer. Framer is a tool similar to Figma where you can create designs and view live prototypes on the web. You can learn more about here: www.framer.com/
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0:00 - Intro
0:22 - Designing the Navigation Bar
3:44 - Creating the Navigation Component
4:14 - Making the Tablet Variant
4:50 - Making the Open Mobile Variant
6:40 - Making the Mobile Variant
7:14 - Prototyping
8:12 - Mobile Breakpoint
8:40 - Viewing the Live Site
9:23 - Wrapping Up
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This was awesome man. I love it when I'm able to find specific tutorials like this on the one section I'm having issues with and you covered and explained everything perfectly. Very much appreciated! 🙏🏻
Phenomenal tutorial! Thank you for this, Soren.
THANKSS HELPED A LOT!!! NEW TO FRAMER, and the tutorial on the official framer channel did not help and rather confused me more
Very nice and straight to the point. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing these tips, super hyped to start learning Framer!
Thanks man, easy to follow. Great work flow.
Thanks Soren! Very helpful to learn!
easy and straightforward. Good one
Thank you so much! This was really helpful
Framer sure is pretty hard, even though it seems to be easy. Trying out Webflow and Framer at the same time and Webflow seems to be so much easier.
super slick thanks!!
LIFESAVER!!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU!!!
omgg tysm for sharing this! cos ive struggle how to make this nav
Thanks for this 🙏
Framer to the moon !! between Figma and framer would like to see how designs transition to each app
thanks fam. ♥
You can press Shift + A to set width and height to Fit Content.
great tutorial pal, better than Framers responsive nav.
Hey Soren, I have an issue with the second part of the component at 6:40 where when I toggle “No” visibility, the whole box doesn’t seem to collapse to be smaller but only my icon and title travels down to the middle of the variant.
Hi Soren, excellent video. Helped me a lot. I have managed everything, however when checking the result I see in the "Phone" section the following: When clicking on the menu icon, the navigation bar shoots away to the top (out of sight). I see only a few menu items. Any idea how I can fix this?
i'm used to your twitter. Was not expecting tutorials too
Great tutorial, easy to follow along and concise commentary. I have one question, how would you make the open variant of the mobile nav fill the whole screen?
I have the exact same question!
Thanks Soren beautiful video! How about on the left side have a logo and a slogan on the right side just next to the logo instead of just the text 'My Framer Site' Should I first stack the logo and the slogan text?
Yo this is so fucking helpful bro this has been such as struggle for me ever since starting framer lmao
How can I copy the same navigation bar to different pages?
Hello, sir. I hope you're doing well. Thank you for the helpful content. We need the fundamentals to finish the instruction on the Framer, which we started with the basics. i love your course content
To clarify, you’re saying you’d like a video explaining the basics of Framer?
@@soren_iverson Yeap sure
Hey Soren, I am creating a navbar that contains a locale selector but for some reason I can't get it to stack vertically for mobile. Is there a way to fix this?
Thanks. Subscribed. This was very well done. Easiest to follow framer tutorial. Building my first site on Framer. Is there a simple way to make a typeform “pop up” with a button press?
Let me dig into this, if I can figure out how I'll make a video
@@soren_iverson Thanks. I love the typform/Calendly plug-in, but it would look so much nicer & more valuable if they could pop up in a window overlay. I have a feeling it’s doable with the tools provided, but I figured I’d ask someone more experienced. 🙌🏾
Hey Soren, great tutorial! I noticed the the transition from closed to open is pretty fast. Ive seen some templates where it transitions a bit more slowly, like an effect. How would I achieve that? Ive tried to adjust the spring on the default navbar component of Framer itself but it doesn't seem to work..
under: transition; can be found somewhere - no?
at 6.oo mins exactly, when adding the stack it completely breaks the other desktop and tablet variations? Make them completely blank? Please help I have no idea why this happens :'/
how do I make the navigation bar to be sticky and the mobile open variant to work as an overlay. I have seen some framer templates that have done it. Can you tell how to do that?
Under the “Position” section on the right side of the framer UI there’s a drop-down called “Type”. Setting that to Fixed or Sticky should work.
Nice video who doesn't work today. Lost a major part of my night trying to make it workable. Ty a lot for useless !
You don't even know how to do it... It works
Also have some respect for people. Bye