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Scheduler Calendar

By Aidan Looker

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What is Scheduler Calendar?

Description

What is Scheduler Calendar? Scheduler Calendar is a premium weekly schedule card component for Framer. It displays a navigable 7-day strip with color-coded events, expandable info panels, and smooth animations. Ideal for SaaS dashboards, productivity app landing pages, portfolio pieces, and any project that needs a polished calendar UI without code. Core Features Week-by-week navigation with auto-generated day labels, month tracking, and a one-tap "Today" button to jump back instantly Expandable event details with a toggleable info icon on each task, open by default to surface key information at a glance 4 built-in themes (Midnight, Ocean, Ember, Custom) with full color control over background, accent, text, event surfaces, and borders Responsive event list that scrolls cleanly when content overflows, with a styled minimal scrollbar Independent typography controls for title, label, and body text, giving full font flexibility across every text element Controls inside Framer Content Title No Events Text Events Title, Description, Time, Day, Month, Year, Tag Color per event Up to 50 events supported Theme Preset selector (Midnight, Ocean, Ember, Custom) Custom Colors (visible when Custom is selected) Background Accent Text Muted Text Event Background Event Border Layout Corner Radius Day Cell Size Cell Gap Typography Title Font Label Font Body Font Best use cases SaaS and productivity app landing pages that need a realistic schedule UI Dashboard prototypes and interactive demos for client presentations Portfolio and agency sites showcasing design system polish Event-driven websites, booking pages, or team schedule displays Ship a premium schedule interface in seconds - no code, no compromises. Questions or custom requests? We design and build custom Framer components. Get in touch at contact@teampixel.com.au .

Introduction

A sleek, customisable weekly planner.

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