Component
Stacked Cards With Depth in Framer
This is a Framer recreation of a stacked card layout inspired by Drawsgood’s work. Remix the project to explore how the layered depth and smooth transitions were built—no code needed.
About the resource
To build this stacked card layout, I made four variants—one for each day (Mon, Tue, Wed) and one to loop back to Monday. I wrapped each card in a frame and added depth, then stacked three cards and placed them inside a wrapper with 3D transforms to create that layered feel. In the second variant, I moved the first card back and faded it out, while the others came forward with more depth. The fourth variant mirrors this, so the loop stays smooth. As I click through each day, the cards transition with a clean 3D flow.
About the resource
To build this stacked card layout, I made four variants—one for each day (Mon, Tue, Wed) and one to loop back to Monday. I wrapped each card in a frame and added depth, then stacked three cards and placed them inside a wrapper with 3D transforms to create that layered feel. In the second variant, I moved the first card back and faded it out, while the others came forward with more depth. The fourth variant mirrors this, so the loop stays smooth. As I click through each day, the cards transition with a clean 3D flow.
About the resource
To build this stacked card layout, I made four variants—one for each day (Mon, Tue, Wed) and one to loop back to Monday. I wrapped each card in a frame and added depth, then stacked three cards and placed them inside a wrapper with 3D transforms to create that layered feel. In the second variant, I moved the first card back and faded it out, while the others came forward with more depth. The fourth variant mirrors this, so the loop stays smooth. As I click through each day, the cards transition with a clean 3D flow.
The four variants of the stacked cards component.
The four variants of the stacked cards component.
The four variants of the stacked cards component.
