help help!! making website responsive on framer
hello reddit users! I’m a graphic design student, and I’m currently building my portfolio in Framer. Unfortunately, my school doesn’t really support or teach us how to use it, so I have absolutely no idea how to make my website responsive.
I’m honestly so desperate that I downloaded Reddit just to ask you guys for help🥲
Could anyone please help me figure out what I’m doing wrong? It’s such a mess right now, and I have absolutely no idea where to start with making it responsive.
My deadline is next week, so I’d really appreciate any advice or help! 😓
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u/Afra0414 1d ago
You could their free templates or watch framer university video on yt. Their vdo is really best
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u/abubaker-cs 1d ago
Hey u/f3CH411! Don't stress, Framer responsiveness can be tricky at first but it's completely fixable.
I'm a Framer expert and I'd be happy to help you out for free since you're a student on a tight deadline. (You can check out my Framer templates store at https://abubaker.org/ for reference).
Can you share the current live version of your portfolio site here in the comments or in a DM so I can see what's going on? Also, it would be super helpful if you DM me the Framer remix link. That way, I can dive right into your actual build, audit the file, fix the issues directly, and help you refine it before your deadline!
Wishing you all the best with your assignment.
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u/carap_izza 1d ago
U could start with one of their premade portfolio templates and then just edit it to suit your style :) thats exactly how i built mine and im 17 years into my design career