Now that you’re familiar with the Framer interface, it’s time to get familiar with the anatomy of the things we build — and unpack the content of a Framer Project.

Whether you’re a Framer newbie or a seasoned pro, mastering the mechanics and tricks of interacting with layers and navigating the canvas will speed up your work tremendously.

Before we dive into buildinganything, it’s a good idea to get familiar and comfortable with the Framer interface.

In this lesson, we’ll start training our brains to think in frames — and understand what they can do for us in Framer. Frames in Framer are a lot like frames in Figma — but if this is all new to you, a Frame is essentially a rectangle — but a rectangle that can contain other layers within it.

The beautiful thing about Absolute positioning for us visual designers is that we get to drag things around and position them in a super freeform way — just like working in the design tools we know and love. But when it comes to building well-structured, responsive websites, there’s a bit more to it — so let’s take a deeper look at the ins and outs of Absolute positioning, what it can do for us, and when it makes the most sense to use.

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