Interactive Card System
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Description
This project showcases a flexible card component built in Framer, designed to serve multiple purposes across different types of interfaces. The base component is highly modular, allowing it to be adapted into various forms such as testimonial cards, blog previews, pricing cards, and more. Each variation leverages the same underlying structure, ensuring consistency while providing the freedom to customize layouts, typography, images, and interactive elements. The goal was to create a versatile component that combines aesthetic appeal with functional adaptability.
Design Process
The design process began with the idea of building a single card component that could accommodate a variety of use cases without losing consistency or visual coherence. I focused on identifying the essential elements—such as titles, descriptions, images, buttons, and micro-interactions—and structured them in a way that could be easily rearranged or replaced depending on the card type.
In Framer, I implemented the component using nested layers and configurable properties, allowing for dynamic content and interactive behaviors. Throughout the process, I experimented with layout variations, hover effects, and responsive behavior to ensure that each card type felt polished and cohesive. By iteratively testing different configurations, I refined the component’s flexibility, making it a reusable and scalable solution for a wide range of interfaces.
