Component
Blur Carousel Component in Framer
This is a Framer recreation of Vaun Blu's blur carousel. Hover over the arrows and witness a subtle blur creep in from the sides. Click to navigate, and you'll be treated to a smooth tilt animation that gives your content a dynamic, 3D-like presence. It's amazing what you can achieve in Framer without writing a single line of code!
About the resource
This component is a perfect example of what's possible in Framer if you master the use of components and interactions. In this carousel, I needed to nest a few components to be able to get the pressed effect (3D tilt) and also the image switch on click.
The events trick
It was quite tricky to make it work since we not only wanted to trigger a variant switch on click, but we also wanted to trigger another variant switch (to the 3D tilted variant) on click start. The final working version turned out to be a component for the control (right and left arrows) in which I created events for click and click start on both sides (left and right). This allowed me to go into the pressed state on click start and move onto the next carousel image when I released the click.
Component properties
I know that it can be a bit intimidating creating something like this from scratch, so I prepared this component in a way that you can simply customize it through the component properties on the right panel.
About the resource
This component is a perfect example of what's possible in Framer if you master the use of components and interactions. In this carousel, I needed to nest a few components to be able to get the pressed effect (3D tilt) and also the image switch on click.
The events trick
It was quite tricky to make it work since we not only wanted to trigger a variant switch on click, but we also wanted to trigger another variant switch (to the 3D tilted variant) on click start. The final working version turned out to be a component for the control (right and left arrows) in which I created events for click and click start on both sides (left and right). This allowed me to go into the pressed state on click start and move onto the next carousel image when I released the click.
Component properties
I know that it can be a bit intimidating creating something like this from scratch, so I prepared this component in a way that you can simply customize it through the component properties on the right panel.
About the resource
This component is a perfect example of what's possible in Framer if you master the use of components and interactions. In this carousel, I needed to nest a few components to be able to get the pressed effect (3D tilt) and also the image switch on click.
The events trick
It was quite tricky to make it work since we not only wanted to trigger a variant switch on click, but we also wanted to trigger another variant switch (to the 3D tilted variant) on click start. The final working version turned out to be a component for the control (right and left arrows) in which I created events for click and click start on both sides (left and right). This allowed me to go into the pressed state on click start and move onto the next carousel image when I released the click.
Component properties
I know that it can be a bit intimidating creating something like this from scratch, so I prepared this component in a way that you can simply customize it through the component properties on the right panel.
The component properties of the blur carousel component.
The component properties of the blur carousel component.
The component properties of the blur carousel component.
