Working with time is hard, working with time across multiple clients in real time is even harder… What is this all about? This is about timers, how we can sync them between remote systems, and how to validate, pause, resume and keep them from bloating the remote systems or our infrastructure. Ok and what's the plan? The plan is to…

You’ll hear lots of talks about the separation of logic or separation of concern, but what you don’t hear so often is about separation of style. Consider the following scenario: A client wants you to create a widget that they can sell to thousands of e-commerce sites to perform some…

In this article, we will explore the procedure to create a layout system inside Framer as a custom component. This layout is commonly known as masonry or the Pinterest layout. It features un-even blocks that fit together by arranging themselves to fill any open space. For this component we will…

First off I want to disclaim that this is not an attempt to create a copy of the popular game but rather explore the game mechanics and inspire other creators to invent games on their own. …

Honestly this story is not entirely a technical one, this story takes a step back and I will try to explain the mentality and the train of though on how to create something that doesn’t exist with as little effort as possible and by utilizing a wide range of tools…

One of the main differences between prototypes and real applications is usually the lack of a true database, most screens use mock data and only showcase a specific flow. Now what would you say if I showed you another way, a more advanced way. A way to bind prototype screens…

What is the holy grail of design and prototyping? The ability to change styles with a push of a single button. We did just that, or rather a “turn” of a knob. In the scope of a unique client request and our own inquisitive minds we ventured into creating a…

Procedurally generated components can be a lifesaver as well as a time-saver, but the basic problem is how to randomize it, for it to look natural. The Why Inserting a little chaos in our designs makes them more natural because it is known that nature doesn’t like order very much… In that…