Framer specialists for your dedicated team.

Where Framer fits in a long-term product team.

Framer is strongest where motion and interaction are the design itself. Scroll behaviour, transitions and gesture-driven interaction are things a static mockup cannot communicate and a Framer prototype can, which matters when the feel is what is being decided.

Publishing directly is useful for marketing sites and landing pages, where the design and the site are one and the same. For application work it is a prototyping tool, and production code belongs in the codebase where others can maintain it.

What your dedicated team does with Framer.

Knowing which of those a project is matters. A marketing site published from Framer is a reasonable decision; an application surface built there becomes a dependency on one tool and one person's access.

Making that boundary explicit at the start is a scoping decision, and what it covers is set out in how the monthly fee is built.

Common Framer use cases.

• Motion shown, so everyone sees it the same way Prototypes where the feel is what stakeholders are deciding on.
• Marketing sites published directly Design and site as one artefact where that is the right model.
• A stated boundary against production Application surfaces built in the codebase.

Adding Framer skills to your team.

Prototyping capacity is assigned inside design work, with the line between prototype and production stated explicitly at scoping.

At Azendo, Framer work sits with a dedicated UI/UX design team. Framer specialists join your team remotely as dedicated, full-time team members, selected, employed and managed by us in Chiang Mai and Bangkok. Companies that hire offshore developers through Azendo add the skill at the next monthly cycle.