5 Tricks For Epic Hero Animations (Framer Tutorial) 

Probably the best Framer content on RU-vid. Keep up the good work. 🙌

Awesome tut Tim. I am still in awe at how easy Framer is, especially when compared to Webflow. This will definitely onboard more designers onto web.

I really like your videos TIm, they are short very clear and easy to pick up. I try to come up with a different version of the tutorial each time I try. Not easy to beat you tbh :) Framer is so much fun to learn, and it really puts no limits on your imagination, absolutely love it. Great content by the way! Appreciate the effort you put in.

Excellent, thank you👍

Damn man you really made me switch from webflow to framer now😬👏👏

Great work. Nice parallax animation for Figma.

wow Tim, another banger!💥

thank you for this great content 🤩

Good as always !!!!

Thanks man.

Always great stuff. Question though. What do you recommend to those who do have photoshop but not the version you have?

Hello Nice tutorial. But It could be nice to shares all the assets to be abble to follow the tutorial. Would be so great

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Thx bro

How can i do the same in reactjs with code. any resources

2: your developer hates you xD

Explain things better. As a newbie following a long. You don't explain everything wnough and it's confusing

A big Q arose for me early on in the tutorial. At 3:07 as you're dragging your initial bg image into the Viewport, it appears to auto-position as Relative. When I replicate the same thing in my layered Hero, my only active Position options are Absolute or Fixed. Where am I going wrong? Thanks!