4.4
(5 ratings)
5 Weeks
·Cohort-based Course
No code doesn't mean no complexity.
4.4
(5 ratings)
5 Weeks
·Cohort-based Course
No code doesn't mean no complexity.
Course overview
Building something basic is easy. Building what you want is where things get tricky.
Get the tools to build anything by putting together a high quality site from start to finish.
01
A freelancer who needs the confidence to build anything your clients need.
02
Moving your company's large content rich site to Framer
03
A startup looking to grab attention with a super slick landing page.
04
Building a personal portfolio that stands out from the template crowd.
A deep understanding of Layout and Motion
You'll understand how to build dynamic and complex layouts that leverage Framer's powerful but quirky motion engine.
Content at scale
A site is nothing without content! You'll learn how to use Framer’s CMS (Content Management System) in combination with your designs.
Go beyond Framer's functionality
Learn how to use Code Overrides and Code Components to open up new possibilities beyond Framer's UI.
Integrations! Integrations! Integrations!
Learn how to take your site to the next level by integrating tools like Spline, for 3D, and Rive for advanced animations.
Advanced Framer
01
Build
Learn tactics for creating complex layouts by building a production grade website from scratch.
By the end of this module, you’ll have a suite of dynamic and high-quality components you can remix into your own sites.
Topics:
02
Craft
Push beyond the limits of Framer’s interface to create stunning interactive visuals.
By the end of this module, you’ll have the tools to build custom components that you could even sell on Framer’s marketplace.
Topics:
03
Scale
Manage complexity at scale by learning strategies for creating large content driven sites.
By the end of this module, you’ll understand what it takes to launch a professional website to production.
Topics:
4.4
(5 ratings)
Dan
Ben
Product Designer at Raycast
I've been working in tech as a product designer since we used to do it in Photoshop. These days I run my own small design company, Rectangle Labs.
I've always been obsessed with design tools and Framer is no exception.
You can usually catch me writing very long threads about design tooling over on twitter.
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Learn how you want
Like to jump around? No problem.
The topics are designed so that you can jump in and learn the specific thing you're interested in.
Course assets included
Get remix links for everything we build so that you can adapt them to your own projects.
Collaborate with others
Stuck on something? Share what you're building with fellow course participants and we'll figure it out together.
Why is this cohort based?
I work full-time, what is the expected time commitment?
Do you offer pricing parity?
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