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This is a fluid delete recreated in Framer from the original work of Preet Mishra. It features the gooey technique for morphing elements in and out of the delete button for the smoothest interaction. Feel free to remix the project, and see how such interaction can be built without writing any code.
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The interaction is built in a super simple way. It’s just a component with multiple variants connected together with interactions. But what about the fluid effect? How is it achieved?
The interaction is built in a super simple way. It’s just a component with multiple variants connected together with interactions. But what about the fluid effect? How is it achieved?
The interaction is built in a super simple way. It’s just a component with multiple variants connected together with interactions. But what about the fluid effect? How is it achieved?
The gooey component baked into the component.
The gooey component baked into the component.
The gooey component baked into the component.
As you can see in the image above, a special Gooey Effect component is placed inside the main variant of the delete button. So, it’s in the same wrapper as both the button and close elements. This makes those two elements interact with each other in a gooey-like way.
If you want to see more examples of how this special component can be used to create fluid animations, be sure to check out this tutorial.
As you can see in the image above, a special Gooey Effect component is placed inside the main variant of the delete button. So, it’s in the same wrapper as both the button and close elements. This makes those two elements interact with each other in a gooey-like way.
If you want to see more examples of how this special component can be used to create fluid animations, be sure to check out this tutorial.
As you can see in the image above, a special Gooey Effect component is placed inside the main variant of the delete button. So, it’s in the same wrapper as both the button and close elements. This makes those two elements interact with each other in a gooey-like way.
If you want to see more examples of how this special component can be used to create fluid animations, be sure to check out this tutorial.
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