With the Framer book, I have a reliable source which is incredibly well made. Structure and writing are just excellent.

Seriously concise info about Framer that covers most of what you want to learn. Tes has a great way of explaining a broad range of concepts from simple to more complex.

The Framer book has always been my go-to resource when making something in Framer. It’s incredible how well written the book is.

Framerbook is the hidden Framer manual I always turn to. It keeps up to date with Framer’s changes and is extremely well written.

Tes’ book is my go-to resource for everything to do with Framer. The detailed explanations with accompanying code examples really helps you get to grips with Framer and React. Highly recommended!

This clear and example-rich book gave me a deeper understanding of Framer and React. As a designer, I nowadays enjoy opening up the Code tab to design by code.

The Framer book really is THE Framer book to depend on and an absolute gem of a find. It’s clear a ton of craftsmanship went into creating design exemplars and intuitive written and visual guides as well as thorough technical documentation with concise richly-annotated code snippets and even interactive “sandboxes” to try things out myself. The designer half of my brain loves that I can steal pre-built building blocks from The Framer book and don’t NEED to write my own code to create advanced prototypes while the developer half loves that I CAN write my own code and refer back to the high-quality technical guides that seamlessly mesh theory and practice. If you’re wondering whether The Framer book is built for designers or developers rest assured the answer is a resounding “Yes!”

The Framer book is well laid out and easy to understand, especially from a developer standpoint.

The Framer book is like a magic cheatsheet for when I get stuck.