framer-components

Building reusable Framer code components involves creating a React component in the Framer code editor and adding property controls to expose configurable props in the Framer UI. This workflow requires React 18+ and TypeScript knowledge to implement and test components.

Framer code overrides allow developers to modify layer properties and behaviors in both preview and live contexts. They extend existing Framer functionality by dynamically altering UI elements without changing the base component code.

Yes, building custom Framer components requires React 18+ and TypeScript knowledge. Access to the Framer code editor is also required to implement, test, and iterate on components, property controls, and motion integrations.

Yes, Framer Motion can be integrated into custom code components to add animations and dynamic interactions. This approach combines React logic with motion integrations to build scalable UI patterns for Framer sites.

Building reusable React code components with configurable property controls and creating a component library is the best way to scale UI patterns. This approach provides scalable building blocks to compose UI across multiple Framer projects.

You add configurable dynamic props to layers by applying code overrides or using property controls within your code components. This exposes configurable variables directly in the Framer UI for non-technical design adjustments.