Tool Comparison

Tool Comparison

Tool Comparison

Tool Comparison

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How We Use Code Components in Framer

Extending Framer beyond no-code limits.

Benjamin Libor

Benjamin Libor

Benjamin Libor

Benjamin Libor

Key value of this Guide

Establishes technical authority.

Establishes technical authority.

Establishes technical authority.

Establishes technical authority.

Topics

Code components
Custom interactivity
Engineering

Audience

SaaS teams
Dev teams

Code components are where Framer stops being “no-code” and becomes a serious front-end platform. In this article, we explain how we use code components to extend Framer beyond its defaults.

Why Code Components Matter

Out of the box, Framer’s visual tools cover a lot. Code components unlock:

  • Highly custom UI not available in the default toolkit.

  • Stateful interactions, complex logic, and data-driven behavior.

  • Reusable building blocks built in React but configured visually.

Our Approach to Code Components

When we design a Framer system, we:

  • Identify where native components are sufficient.

  • Design UI patterns that justify custom code (sliders, configurators, dynamic feature views, etc.).

  • Wrap code components in accessible props that let marketers and designers reuse them safely.

Where We Use Them

Typical use cases:

  • Interactive product tours and dynamic comparison tables.

  • Custom carousels and storytelling sections.

  • API-powered content blocks showing live or semi-live data.

Conclusion

Code components let us treat Framer sites like real front-end products. We keep most of the system accessible to non-technical teams while using engineering effort where it delivers outsized impact on UX, credibility, and conversion.

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What services do you offer exactly?

Allsite designs and builds high-end, production-ready websites - from strategy and design direction to Framer development and launch. The website is treated as a core business asset: product narrative, trust layer, and conversion surface in one.

Do you also do brand work?

Yes - brand work as it relates to the website. This includes visual identity refinement, design systems, typography, color, layout logic, and tone. Allsite does not position itself as a full-service branding agency - focus beats breadth.

Why Framer over Webflow?

Framer enables faster iteration, cleaner handover, and a more modern editing experience - especially for content-driven, design-forward teams. For complex, CMS-heavy, or AI-native products, Framer offers a better balance of flexibility and maintainability.

Do we need finished designs or a Figma file to start?

No. Projects can start from anything - from rough ideas to existing designs. If a Figma file exists, great. If not, design direction and structure are part of the process.

How do projects usually start and how long do they take?

Projects typically start with a short design & strategy phase, followed by design, build, and launch. Most projects take 3–6 weeks, depending on scope and feedback speed.

How do we get in touch and what should we send?

Send a short message with: What you’re building Why now A rough scope or goal That’s enough to start the conversation.

What services do you offer exactly?

Allsite designs and builds high-end, production-ready websites - from strategy and design direction to Framer development and launch. The website is treated as a core business asset: product narrative, trust layer, and conversion surface in one.

Do you also do brand work?

Yes - brand work as it relates to the website. This includes visual identity refinement, design systems, typography, color, layout logic, and tone. Allsite does not position itself as a full-service branding agency - focus beats breadth.

Why Framer over Webflow?

Framer enables faster iteration, cleaner handover, and a more modern editing experience - especially for content-driven, design-forward teams. For complex, CMS-heavy, or AI-native products, Framer offers a better balance of flexibility and maintainability.

Do we need finished designs or a Figma file to start?

No. Projects can start from anything - from rough ideas to existing designs. If a Figma file exists, great. If not, design direction and structure are part of the process.

How do projects usually start and how long do they take?

Projects typically start with a short design & strategy phase, followed by design, build, and launch. Most projects take 3–6 weeks, depending on scope and feedback speed.

How do we get in touch and what should we send?

Send a short message with: What you’re building Why now A rough scope or goal That’s enough to start the conversation.

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