component
Wallet Card
By Agung M
Details
- Agung MAuthor
- componentType
- $4.00Price
- 2026-06-06Published
- 2026-07-23Updated
- 2026-05-28Added
- CardsCategories
Summary
Dynamic Card Interaction
Description
Key Features & Animations 1. Interactive Wallet View & Stack Layout Realistic Stacking: Displays a beautiful wallet container with multiple branded cards stacked vertically with precise offset positioning. Expand & Collapse: A single click on the wallet smoothly expands the cards into full view; clicking again collapses them right back into place. Dual Preview Modes: Design with ease using two toggleable studio modes— "Wallet" for the default collapsed state and "Open Card" to perfect your expanded design directly in the Framer canvas. 2. Apple-Grade Spring Physics Staggered Micro-Interactions: Powered by Framer Motion, cards animate from bottom to top with elegant spring-based physics and organic staggered delays. Tactile Hover Effects: The entire wallet container scales subtly upon hover and tap, providing premium, physics-based user feedback. 3. Fully Configurable Balance & Cards Live Balance Display: Showcase total funds perfectly at the bottom of the wallet container with dedicated labels and amount styles. Array-Driven Card Management: Add, remove, or re-order cards using an intuitive array control. Each individual card features: Custom brand names (Top Right) Card number masking (Bottom Left) Card type/network, like VISA (Bottom Right) A clean horizontal separator line Independent background gradients and text colors per card Why This Component? High-Conversion Micro-Interaction: Financial elements that feel interactive drastically improve user time-on-site and click-through rates. 100% Code-Free Customization: Every layout detail, color, text value, and font is exposed directly to the Framer Property Panel. Lightweight & Performant: Built natively inside Framer using clean React principles, ensuring maximum lighthouse speed scores.
Introduction
Dynamic Card Interaction
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