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This skill provides comprehensive guidance for Framer design tool, helping you create interactive designs, prototypes, and code components.

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name: framer
description: Provides comprehensive guidance for Framer design tool including interactive design, code components, and prototyping. Use when the user asks about Framer, needs to create interactive designs, build prototypes, or work with Framer code components.
license: Complete terms in LICENSE.txt
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## When to use this skill

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## How to use this skill

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## Best Practices

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Overview

This skill provides hands-on guidance for using Framer to design interactive interfaces, build code components, and prototype user flows. It covers visual design, interaction patterns, responsive layout, and integrating React-based code components for production-ready prototypes. Use it to accelerate iteration, validate UX, and translate designs into code-friendly components.

How this skill works

The skill inspects design goals and the intended platform, then recommends Framer workflows: canvas composition, auto-layout, interaction triggers, and advanced overrides with code components. It explains when to use native Framer layers versus React components, how to manage responsive breakpoints, and how to export assets or hand off code to developers. Guidance includes example snippets, performance considerations, and debugging tips for Framer's code editor.

When to use it

Designing interactive prototypes with high-fidelity animations and realistic data
Building reusable Framer code components that integrate with React or external data
Converting static UI mocks into responsive, testable prototypes
Preparing design-to-development handoff with clean component structure and exports
Troubleshooting interaction bugs, performance issues, or layout inconsistencies

Best practices

Start with a clear component hierarchy: isolate reusable parts as code components early
Favor auto-layout and constraints for predictable responsive behavior across breakpoints
Keep animations simple and performant: prefer transforms and opacity over layout shifts
Use data-driven props and mock APIs in prototypes to validate real-world interactions
Document component props, expected data shapes, and any side effects for handoff

Example use cases

Create a marketing landing prototype with entrance animations and scroll-linked interactions
Develop a reusable navigation component with keyboard and focus accessibility baked in
Prototype a data-driven dashboard using mock JSON and live-updating components
Build a sign-up flow with validation states, animated transitions, and edge-case handling
Prepare a component library in Framer for consistent handoff to front-end engineers

FAQ

Do I need to know React to use Framer effectively?

No—Framer's visual tools handle many designs without code, but knowing React lets you create more flexible, reusable code components and advanced logic.

How do I make prototypes responsive?

Use auto-layout, constraints, and percentage-based sizing. Test across breakpoints and convert key components into responsive code components if needed.

Can I export code from Framer for production?

Framer supports exporting component code and assets. Treat exported code as a starting point and refactor for your app's architecture and performance needs.