This document aims to assist Korean users learning Framer by addressing difficulties caused by a lack of Korean resources. We have translated content from the official blog into Korean and added practical information. We hope this provides some help to Framer users.

What is a Tooltip?

A Tooltip is a small balloon-like window that appears over buttons or icons when you hover your mouse or perform specific actions. In this article, we'll explore the components of a simple tooltip that can be used in your projects. Feel free to copy and customize the provided Remix link for various projects!

• When explaining the function of a button

• When clarifying the meaning of an icon

• When providing additional information to users

In short, tooltips are devices that can deliver information at the right moment, like in the three scenarios above, without cluttering the screen.

Why Use Tooltips?

The greatest advantage of tooltips is their ability to provide contextual guidance. For example, buttons with only icons may not be intuitive to beginner users. With a tooltip, they can quickly understand the button's purpose.

Moreover, it helps maintain a clean UI by avoiding having long explanatory texts always visible on the screen.

Utilizing in Projects

In Framer, tooltips can be easily componentized. Once created, they can be attached to buttons, links, icons, and more.

• Connect tooltips to buttons

• Provide additional explanations for icons

• Expose hints for specific features

This method of applying tooltips enhances user experience and improves the overall quality of the service. In what scenario do you wish to use tooltips most frequently? Remix the project to create your own tooltips.

This article is a translated and adapted version of Framer's official blog post ‘A simple tooltip component for your next project’.