How Framer built their new website using the latest features like text effects and the fetch API

This is a special bonus episode where we get a behind-the-scenes look at how the Framer team built out their new home page directly in Framer.

We see how to create stunning animations with text effects, and Jurre also gives us an inside look at how he displayed dynamic data using their new Fetch API.

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[gobidotdesign]

I love this video ❤. Framer build in framer wow 🎉.

[RobHope]

I prefer this simpler page way more than the previous. Feels stronger. Also the layer masking is very impressive!

[guapshonen]

Framer is great, I use it everyday. I just wish they’d add values for REM already!

[AdrianoReisDesign]

so cool to see this and Jurre's excitement is gold! hahah

[gentlsays]

Turn off the preview in obs and the recorded videos will be smooth.
Framer 🔥🔥🔥

[starogre]

cool, ill have to check out framer again

[brianthelion]

I don't understand why they haven't made an intuitive CMS for our clients yet.

[BentoBox]

In light of their pivot from a prototyping tool to a website builder, for us Figma-locked product designers in the crowd, are there any notable features that should make us consider giving Framer a try?

[piemasta]

I think the last website was much better, I’m a little disappointed