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Welcome to Day 3 of the 100 Days of Framer Series! 🚀

The best way to learn Framer is by doing, so today we are designing a complete, responsive Hero Section from scratch.

In this tutorial, we take everything we’ve learned so far and put it into practice. You will see exactly how to structure your layout using Stacks, how to position text and images, and how to style your first real section.

In this video, you will learn:
✅ How to set up your main Frame.
✅ Using Stacks (Flexbox) for perfect alignment.
✅ Styling typography and buttons.
✅ placing images correctly.
✅ Preparing your structure for responsiveness.

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Day 3/100: Time to BUILD! 🏗️

Enough theory. Today, we are getting our hands dirty. 👐

In Day 1 & 2, we learned the rules. In Day 3, we play the game. I’m showing you exactly how to build your very first Hero Section in Framer from scratch.

We’ll cover:
✨ Setting up Layouts (Stacks)
✨ Styling Typography
✨ Creating that perfect "Hero" look

If you’ve been waiting to start your first project, this is your sign.

👇 Click the link in my bio to watch the full tutorial on YouTube!

Hashtags:
#framer #framertutorial #webdesign #herosection #uidesign #nocode #webdevelopment #100daysofframer #uiux #designprocess

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Day 3/100: The best way to learn is to build. 🔨

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We’ve spent the last two days laying the foundation with the Box Model and the Interface tour. But theory only gets you so far.

Today, on Day 3 of the 100 Days of Framer Series, we are building our first real component: A Hero Section.

In this video, I walk you through:

Structuring your frames correctly.

Using Stacks for alignment (crucial for responsiveness).

Styling your first production-ready section.

If you are following along, open your canvas and let’s build this together.

Watch the full walkthrough on YouTube! 👇
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Hashtags:
#Framer #WebDesign #NoCode #100DaysOfFramer #UIDesign #BuildInPublic #LearnDesign

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Day 3 of 100 Days of Framer is LIVE! 🚀

Theory time is over. Today, we BUILD. 🏗️

I’m walking you through creating your very first Hero Section in Framer. We’re applying the Box Model & Interface basics to create something real.

Grab your coffee and open your canvas. ☕️👇

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#Framer #NoCode #WebDesign #BuildInPublic @framer

I like the caption, i want catcy and engaging Thumbnail. Can you share subtitle for YT and Reels thumbnail
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Here are catchy, high-engagement thumbnail text options (subtitles) for your Day 3 "Building a Hero Section" video.

YouTube Thumbnail Text
Focus on the result or the "From Scratch" aspect.

Option 1 (Transformation):

Left Side: Blank Canvas

Right Side: Final Hero Section

Text Overlay: From Scratch ➝ Pro

Option 2 (Action-Oriented):

Text: Let’s Build This. (Arrow pointing to a sleek Hero Section)

Option 3 (Educational/Curiosity):

Text: Your First Build. (Simple & Clean)

Alternative: Stop Watching. Start Building.

Option 4 (Day 3 Specific):

Text: Day 3: The Build

Reels Cover Text
Needs to be punchy and readable on a small profile grid.

Option 1: Build With Me 🏗️

Option 2: First Hero Section 🚀

Option 3: Theory vs. Practice (Split screen visual)

Option 4: Day 3: We Build!

Visual Tip for Thumbnails:
YouTube: Show the UI of Framer in the background to signal it's a tutorial. Place a clear, high-quality image of the "Hero Section" you are building in the foreground.

Reels: Use a video snippet of you dragging/dropping elements as the cover (with the text overlay) to show instant action.