component
Offer button
By Lorx Ayo
Details
- Lorx AyoAuthor
- componentType
- 2026-06-18Published
- 2026-04-07Updated
- 2026-03-16Added
- ButtonsCategories
Summary
Interactive Offer Promotion Button
Description
This component is a high-impact promotional CTA button designed to immediately draw attention to your offers. On hover, the button expands into an interactive moment by revealing two floating awareness messages above and below the button. These messages can be used to communicate urgency, highlight promotions, or reinforce value before the user clicks. The interaction creates a small but powerful moment of engagement that naturally guides visitors toward taking action. Whether you're promoting a limited-time offer, highlighting remaining slots, or drawing attention to a special announcement, this component makes your call-to-action impossible to ignore. Key Features Interactive hover reveal When users hover over the button, two awareness messages smoothly appear above and below the CTA, reinforcing urgency or value. Perfect for promotional messaging Use it to display messages like: “Expires today” “Limited slots left” “Early access” “Special offer” Fully customizable Everything is editable inside Framer: Button text Message labels Colors Background styling Layout spacing Designed to increase engagement The hover animation creates a moment of curiosity and interaction that encourages users to click. Flexible use cases This component works perfectly for: promotional offers product launches waitlists limited slots early access programs agency services landing page CTAs Built for Framer Created as a Framer component, making it easy to integrate into any Framer website or project. Future Updates This component will continue to receive improvements and updates as Framer evolves. Enhancements, refinements, and additional customization options will be added to keep it modern and flexible for future projects.
Introduction
Interactive Offer Promotion Button
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