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Unified Data Stack
By Can Girgin
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- Can GirginAuthor
- componentType
- $15.00Price
- 2025-12-23Published
- 2025-12-23Updated
- 2025-12-14Added
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Summary
The Unified Data Stack is a high-performance Framer component designed specifically for SaaS, Cloud, and Data Infrastructure websites.
Description
Transform boring diagrams into stunning 3D visualizations. The Unified Data Stack is a high-performance Framer component designed specifically for SaaS, Cloud, and Data Infrastructure websites. It allows you to visualize tech stacks, server layers, or data pipelines in a beautiful, interactive isometric view. It is built with performance in mind, ensuring 60FPS animations without slowing down your site. ✨ Key Features 4 Powerful Animation Modes: Scroll: Layers assemble smoothly as the user scrolls down the page. Appear: Triggers a cinematic entrance when the component enters the viewport. Loop: Plays a continuous, hypnotic floating animation (perfect for Hero sections). Load: Assembles instantly upon page load. Fully Responsive & Auto-Scale: Unlike standard 3D CSS, this component intelligently scales down to fit mobile screens (down to 390px) without breaking the layout. Complete Customization: Colors: Customize Top, Side, Icon, and Background colors for every single layer. Icons: Choose from 50+ built-in Lucide icons or upload your own brand logos. Camera Control: Adjust the Tilt (X), Rotation (Z), Depth, and Zoom to find the perfect angle. Interactive Legend: An optional, auto-generated sidebar legend that explains each layer. 🛠️ How to Use Drag the component onto your canvas. Choose your Animation Mode (e.g., Scroll or Loop). Edit the Layers via the property panel (Add/Remove layers, change text). Adjust the Camera angle to match your site's perspective. Use the Auto Scale toggle to ensure it looks great on mobile. Perfect for: Cloud Architecture diagrams, Data Pipelines, features sections, "How it Works" blocks, and modern SaaS Hero headers.
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