component
DragSlider
By Victor Adekunle
Details
- Victor AdekunleAuthor
- componentType
- 2026-04-21Published
- 2026-06-01Updated
- 2026-04-14Added
- CarouselsCategories
Summary
DragSlider Component Features Drag-to-scroll interaction: Users can intuitively drag through content with smooth, physics-based motion.
Description
DragSlider Component Features Drag-to-scroll interaction: Users can intuitively drag through content with smooth, physics-based motion. Custom cursor experience: Add a unique branded touch with a floating cursor label (e.g., “Drag”). Navigation arrows: Built-in previous/next buttons with customizable styles and positioning. Hover effects: Interactive hover states for buttons with full color control. Flexible layout control: Adjust spacing, padding, and alignment to fit any design system. Responsive behavior: Automatically recalculates width and constraints for all screen sizes. Smooth animations: Powered by spring physics for a natural, premium feel. Component-based content: Easily plug in cards, images, or any Framer components. How to Use Add the component to your canvas: Drag the slider into your layout. Connect your items: In the Items property, insert your components (cards, images, etc.). Customize spacing: Adjust Gap and Padding to control layout flow. Style your navigation: Set arrow colors, stroke, and hover effects. Position controls: Choose where arrows appear (top/bottom, left/right). Enhance interaction: Enable hover effects and customize cursor text. Who It’s For Web designers building modern, interactive layouts Agencies and studios creating premium client websites SaaS and startup founders showcasing features or products Portfolio creators who want a standout browsing experience Content creators displaying media, case studies, or galleries Perfect For Image galleries Case study sliders Testimonials Product showcases Portfolio sections Why This Stands Out Unlike basic sliders, this component focuses on interaction quality, making your site feel more dynamic, engaging, and premium without sacrificing performance or simplicity.
Introduction
A draggable slider with custom cursor
Rank history
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